Syrian Arab Republic Consumer Spending 1960-2025

Household final consumption expenditure (formerly private consumption) is the market value of all goods and services, including durable products (such as cars, washing machines, and home computers), purchased by households. It excludes purchases of dwellings but includes imputed rent for owner-occupied dwellings. It also includes payments and fees to governments to obtain permits and licenses. Here, household consumption expenditure includes the expenditures of nonprofit institutions serving households, even when reported separately by the country. Data are in current U.S. dollars.
  • Syrian Arab Republic consumer spending for 2021 was $11.55B, a 3.1% increase from 2020.
  • Syrian Arab Republic consumer spending for 2020 was $11.20B, a 46.78% decline from 2019.
  • Syrian Arab Republic consumer spending for 2019 was $21.05B, a 2.19% increase from 2018.
  • Syrian Arab Republic consumer spending for 2018 was $20.60B, a 29.86% increase from 2017.
Data Source: World Bank

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Syrian Arab Republic Consumer Spending - Historical Data
Year Spending Per Capita Growth Rate
2021 $11.55B $287 24.62%
2020 $11.20B $237 -41.98%
2019 $21.05B $422 38.50%
2018 $20.60B $317 -38.69%
2017 $15.86B $526 -35.76%
2016 $12.49B $819 1.65%
2015 $15.28B $796 -33.33%
2014 $24.16B $1,142 -16.34%
2013 $20.42B $1,275 -35.48%
2012 $39.99B $1,879 -21.49%
2011 $52.37B $2,380 11.94%
2010 $40.45B $2,163 3.23%
2009 $38.93B $2,144 -2.77%
2008 $37.41B $2,242 14.59%
2007 $26.91B $2,029 13.58%
2006 $21.39B $1,903 -12.62%
2005 $17.69B $2,278 20.54%
2004 $15.03B $1,942 10.73%
2003 $13.20B $1,801 11.24%
2002 $12.31B $1,661 6.71%
2001 $12.29B $1,597 -5.25%
2000 $12.00B $1,729 -2.76%
1999 $11.16B $1,824 -4.51%
1998 $10.43B $1,959 5.88%
1997 $10.03B $1,899 1.02%
1996 $9.78B $1,930 6.07%
1995 $7.55B $1,870 8.09%
1994 $6.98B $1,779 -2.83%
1993 $10.06B $1,883 3.72%
1992 $9.78B $1,868 17.43%
1991 $9.66B $1,637 0.89%
1990 $8.46B $1,671 -3.32%
1989 $6.68B $1,783 -16.53%
1988 $8.68B $2,205 17.27%
1987 $8.76B $1,943 28.94%
1986 $8.92B $1,558 -7.31%
1985 $10.75B $1,740 35.47%
1984 $11.36B $1,329 -14.82%
1983 $11.87B $1,616 -2.12%
1982 $10.60B $1,707 -7.20%
1981 $11.33B $1,901 2.91%
1980 $8.63B $1,910 10.20%
1979 $6.81B $1,794 -1.80%
1978 $6.36B $1,890 8.27%
1977 $5.15B $1,807 14.09%
1976 $4.79B $1,639 5.87%
1975 $4.51B $1,602 6.41%
1974 $3.73B $1,558 47.67%
1973 $2.07B $1,092 -19.12%
1972 $2.15B $1,396 22.43%
1971 $1.88B $1,181 10.67%
1970 $1.56B $1,104 %
1969 $1.61B %
1968 $1.24B %
1967 $1.19B %
1966 $1.05B %
1965 $1.10B %
1964 $1.04B %
1963 $0.92B %
1962 $0.78B %
1961 $0.72B %
1960 $0.67B %