[OC] Around 30% of countries spend more than 2% of GDP on their militarySubmitted by IndeterminateYogurt t3_zzp93v in dataisbeautiful
popejubal t1_j2dqrqx wrote
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The US spends more than $4500 per capita on military. Your chart looks like the US spends about $1000 per capita. What number did you use for US military spending for this chart?
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popejubal t1_j2e9fr1 wrote
It should still be noticeably higher because each measure is only 10 times the last. Not having horizontal lines makes it hard to see as well.
This data is interesting, but it is not beautiful.
Better__Off_Dead t1_j2fgf2r wrote
In 2020 it was $2,187 per capita on the military, but they spent $11,945 per capita on healthcare.
As far as % of GDP, in 2020 it was 3.7% on military and 16.8% on healthcare.
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