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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 converted to current international dollars using purchasing power parity rates. Source: World Bank, International Comparison Program database.

Rank	Country	Value
Household final consumption expenditure, PPP (current international $) - National accounts - Basic Inds. and Nat. Accts - African Development Indicators (Most Recent Data)
1	Africa (2008)	1,276,160,401,362
2	Sub-Saharan Africa (2008)	835,047,745,310
3	Sub-Saharan Africa excluding South Africa (2008)	570,962,700,837
4	Sub-Saharan Africa excluding South Africa and Nigeria (2008)	468,013,343,443
5	North Africa (2008)	457,536,271,417
6	South Africa (2008)	287,423,370,602
7	Egypt (2008)	253,161,918,873
8	Morocco (2008)	74,399,954,483
9	Algeria (2008)	62,635,262,565
10	Sudan (2008)	46,029,840,600
11	Tunisia (2008)	44,141,245,364
12	Ethiopia (2008)	40,472,616,172
13	Kenya (2008)	39,915,713,383
14	Cameroon (2008)	24,975,956,190
15	Tanzania (2006)	24,273,152,692
16	Ghana (2008)	23,601,620,401
17	Uganda (2008)	22,724,171,646
18	Ivory Coast (2008)	21,197,714,575
19	Senegal (2008)	15,826,683,761
20	Libya (2002)	14,830,452,368
21	Mozambique (2008)	11,747,787,901
22	Burkina Faso (2006)	10,313,535,432
23	Democratic Republic of the Congo (2007)	9,639,317,099
24	Zambia (2008)	9,307,541,454
25	Mauritius (2008)	8,475,810,922
26	Mali (2007)	8,345,851,414
27	Guinea (2005)	6,651,243,362
28	Botswana (2008)	6,625,537,973
29	Benin (2005)	6,359,997,959
30	Chad (2008)	6,253,213,503
31	Rwanda (2008)	6,206,441,630
32	Madagascar (2008)	6,166,167,773
33	Gabon (2008)	5,332,038,530
34	Niger (2005)	5,321,493,920
35	Namibia (2008)	5,224,374,368
36	Malawi (2008)	4,768,281,423
37	Equatorial Guinea (2008)	4,495,447,326
38	Angola (1994)	3,875,261,319
39	Lesotho (2008)	3,691,556,704
40	Swaziland (2008)	3,269,164,578
41	Mauritania (2007)	3,220,678,518
42	Togo (2005)	3,187,690,621
43	Central African Republic (2008)	2,548,046,637
44	Eritrea (2005)	2,405,575,908
45	Sierra Leone (2005)	2,070,410,484
46	Republic of the Congo (2007)	1,899,920,810
47	Burundi (2005)	1,860,584,515
48	Gambia (2008)	1,323,901,175
49	Cape Verde (2008)	1,024,113,203
50	Liberia (2005)	896,589,379
51	Seychelles (2008)	754,093,535
52	Djibouti (2005)	750,761,228
53	Guinea-Bissau (2008)	550,028,330
54	Comoros (2005)	516,018,988

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