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See How Russia and Ukraine Military Spending Compares to the World
February 24, 2022 3:11 pm
Last Updated: February 25, 2022 10:08 am
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15. Brazil
> Military spending, 2020: $19.7 billion (1.4% of GDP)
> Military and paramilitary personnel: 762,000 (0.7% of labor force)
>Total population: 212,559,409
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14. Israel
> Military spending, 2020: $21.7 billion (5.6% of GDP)
> Military and paramilitary personnel: 178,000 (4.3% of labor force)
>Total population: 9,216,900
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13. Canada
> Military spending, 2020: $22.8 billion (1.4% of GDP)
> Military and paramilitary personnel: 72,000 (0.3% of labor force)
>Total population: 38,005,238
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12. Australia
> Military spending, 2020: $27.5 billion (2.1% of GDP)
> Military and paramilitary personnel: 59,000 (0.4% of labor force)
>Total population: 25,687,041
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11. Italy
> Military spending, 2020: $28.9 billion (1.6% of GDP)
> Military and paramilitary personnel: 342,000 (1.3% of labor force)
>Total population: 59,554,023
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