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Annual growth rate of gross capital formation based on constant local currency. Aggregates are based on constant 2000 U.S. dollars. Gross capital formation (formerly gross domestic investment) consists of outlays on additions to the fixed assets of the economy plus net changes in the level of inventories. Fixed assets include land improvements (fences, ditches, drains, and so on); plant, machinery, and equipment purchases; and the construction of roads, railways, and the like, including schools, offices, hospitals, private residential dwellings, and commercial and industrial buildings. Inventories are stocks of goods held by firms to meet temporary or unexpected fluctuations in production or sales, and "work in progress." According to the 1993 SNA, net acquisitions of valuables are also considered capital formation.
Gross capital formation (annual % growth) - Growth rates - National accounts - Economic Policy & Debt - World Development Indicators (Most Recent Data)

Rank

Country

Value

1Turkmenistan (2008)107.89
2Suriname (1994)64
3Djibouti (2006)63.12
4Bhutan (2008)47.93
5Lebanon (2008)41.43
6Burundi (1996)39.02
7Timor-Leste (2000)38.53
8Belize (2008)36.99
9Mauritania (2005)32.37
10Madagascar (2008)31.98
11Montenegro (2008)29.91
12Swaziland (2008)29.84
13Bolivia (2008)29.31
14Brunei Darussalam (2007)26.54
15Uruguay (2008)24.95
16Peru (2008)24.81
17Ivory Coast (2008)24.6
18Burma (2004)24.29
19Belarus (2008)23.96
20Oman (2004)23.28
21Lithuania (2007)21.92
22Somalia (1989)21.65
23Paraguay (2008)21.5
24Bosnia and Herzegovina (2008)20.6
25Grenada (1999)20.6
26Comoros (2008)20.58
27Lesotho (2008)20.55
28Nepal (2008)20.43
29Saudi Arabia (2007)19.77
30Vanuatu (1995)19.4
31Romania (2008)19.11
32Slovenia (2007)17.17
33Chile (2008)16.97
34Yemen (2003)16.87
35Nicaragua (2007)16.83
36Uganda (2008)16.83
37Uzbekistan (2008)16.66
38St. Vincent and the Grenadines (2003)16.62
39Macedonia (2008)16.5
40Albania (2008)16.19
41Egypt (2008)15.45
42Kuwait (2004)15.2
43Heavily indebted poor countries (HIPC) (2007)14.94
44Gambia (2008)14.59
45Morocco (2008)14.3
46Ecuador (2008)14.14
47Brazil (2008)13.77
48Cambodia (2007)13.72
49Honduras (2008)13.63
50Bulgaria (2008)13.6
51Russia (2008)13.3
52Guinea (2008)13.17
53Cyprus (2008)12.85
54Middle East & North Africa (2007)12.66
55Indonesia (2008)12.62
56Least developed countries: UN classification (2007)12.6
57Costa Rica (2008)12.22
58Latvia (2007)12.14
59West Bank and Gaza (2005)11.48
60Kyrgyzstan (2008)11.39
61Botswana (2008)11.37
62Malta (1993)11.14
63Maldives (2004)11.06
64India (2008)10.74
65Republic of the Congo (1996)10.6
66Australia (2008)10.51
67Serbia (2008)10.36
68Iran (2007)10.3
69Jordan (2008)10.3
70Latin America & Caribbean (2008)10.24
71Central African Republic (2006)10.12
72High income: nonOECD (2007)10.11
73South Asia (2008)9.77
74Lower middle income (2008)9.65
75China (2008)9.51
76East Asia & Pacific (2008)9.42
77Middle income (2008)9.27
78Low & middle income (2008)9.21
79Panama (2008)9.18
80Dominican Republic (2008)9.18
81Argentina (2008)9.07
82Croatia (2008)8.94
83Colombia (2008)8.76
84Kenya (2008)8.74
85Fiji (1995)8.72
86Kazakhstan (2008)8.7
87Upper middle income (2008)8.65
88Rwanda (1999)8.63
89Ghana (2008)8.6
90Vietnam (2008)8.51
91Slovakia (2008)8.24
92Netherlands (2008)8.02
93Mozambique (2008)7.93
94Azerbaijan (2008)7.72
95Zambia (2008)7.63
96Mexico (2008)7.57
97Tanzania (2006)7.4
98Trinidad and Tobago (2005)7.33
99Tunisia (2008)7.32
100Benin (2007)7.3
101Germany (2008)7.21
102New Zealand (2007)7.2
103Sub-Saharan Africa (2008)7.19
104Low income (2008)7.16
105Ukraine (2008)7.14
106Thailand (2008)7.13
107Europe & Central Asia (2008)6.73
108Norway (2008)6.68
109Antigua and Barbuda (2002)6.59
110Mali (2007)6.42
111Malawi (2008)6.25
112Gabon (2008)6.17
113South Africa (2008)5.97
114Sudan (2008)5.94
115Armenia (2008)5.9
116Sri Lanka (2002)5.83
117Dominica (2006)5.72
118Togo (2005)5.7
119United Arab Emirates (2004)5.32
120Belgium (2008)5.03
121Laos (2008)4.77
122Democratic Republic of the Congo (2002)4.7
123Canada (2007)4.47
124Tajikistan (2008)4.35
125Malaysia (2007)3.94
126Pakistan (2008)3.91
127Poland (2008)3.83
128Namibia (2008)3.69
129Senegal (2008)3.45
130Austria (2008)3.33
131Cape Verde (2008)3.1
132Venezuela (2008)2.86
133Hungary (2008)2.3
134Japan (2007)2.19
135Georgia (2008)2.06
136Bangladesh (2008)1.8
137Philippines (2008)1.68
138Haiti (2008)1.54
139Cameroon (2007)1.48
140High income (2007)1.44
141Euro area (2008)1.27
142Israel (2008)1.24
143High income: OECD (2007)1.09
144St. Kitts and Nevis (2003)1.02
145Singapore (2005)0.91
146South Korea (2008)0.8
147North Korea (2008)0.8
148Eritrea (2007)0.4
149Portugal (2008)0.18
150Papua New Guinea (2004)0.02
151Sweden (2008)-0.33
152Switzerland (2007)-0.41
153Sierra Leone (1995)-0.5
154France (2008)-0.6
155Moldova (2008)-0.9
156Hong Kong (2008)-1.42
157Ethiopia (2008)-1.63
158Ireland (2007)-1.8
159Barbados (2002)-1.93
160Algeria (2008)-2.18
161Mauritius (2008)-2.31
162Afghanistan (2005)-2.73
163Czech Republic (2008)-2.74
164Spain (2008)-2.84
165Denmark (2008)-2.98
166Guinea-Bissau (2008)-4.06
167Italy (2008)-4.16
168United States (2007)-4.23
169Angola (1990)-4.28
170Finland (2008)-4.6
171United Kingdom (2008)-5.01
172Greece (2008)-5.28
173El Salvador (2008)-5.34
174Turkey (2008)-5.96
175Seychelles (2008)-7.32
176Puerto Rico (1991)-7.73
177Guyana (2002)-8.21
178Niger (1999)-8.8
179Burkina Faso (2006)-9.38
180Guatemala (2008)-12.8
181Syria (2008)-18.62
182Macau (2008)-18.67
183Bahrain (1985)-19.17
184Iceland (2008)-22.13
185Estonia (2008)-23.73
186Chad (2004)-37.74
187Zimbabwe (2005)-62.92
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