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Final consumption expenditure (formerly total consumption) is the sum of household final consumption expenditure (formerly private consumption) and general government final consumption expenditure (formerly general government consumption). This estimate includes any statistical discrepancy in the use of resources relative to the supply of resources. Data are in constant local currency. Source: World Bank national accounts data, and OECD National Accounts data files.

Rank	Country	Value
Final consumption expenditure plus discrepancy (constant LCU) - National accounts - Basic Inds. and Nat. Accts - African Development Indicators (Most Recent Data)
1	Uganda (2008)	15,645,288,032,555
2	Cameroon (2008)	7,578,260,660,890
3	Guinea (2008)	5,403,583,709,184
4	Zambia (2008)	4,959,583,483,267
5	Ivory Coast (2008)	4,774,495,038,871
6	Senegal (2008)	4,187,886,421,734
7	Burkina Faso (2006)	2,508,682,632,960
8	Tanzania (2006)	2,425,339,412,287
9	Gabon (2008)	1,405,740,502,377
10	Kenya (2008)	1,233,193,187,784
11	Chad (2008)	1,227,809,517,733
12	South Africa (2008)	1,103,283,140,327
13	Mali (2007)	1,074,505,026,806
14	Benin (2005)	739,820,421,147
15	Niger (1999)	736,264,060,928
16	Central African Republic (2008)	675,870,815,874
17	Rwanda (1999)	503,614,996,992
18	Madagascar (2008)	441,816,111,684
19	Morocco (2008)	418,250,618,482
20	Mauritania (2005)	337,967,546,566
21	Republic of the Congo (1996)	274,967,032,846
22	Togo (2005)	232,150,171,648
23	Equatorial Guinea (2000)	227,317,141,131
24	Egypt (2008)	201,495,560,637
25	Algeria (2008)	162,934,117,278
26	Mozambique (2008)	139,336,856,807
27	Ethiopia (2008)	116,541,494,877
28	Mauritius (2008)	108,690,286,305
29	Somalia (1989)	104,724,889,600
30	Comoros (2008)	97,092,410,836
31	Burundi (1996)	80,072,381,465
32	Sierra Leone (1995)	79,353,748,342
33	Djibouti (2006)	71,045,233,481
34	Namibia (2008)	45,667,957,168
35	Cape Verde (2008)	28,349,486,799
36	Tunisia (2008)	19,536,841,744
37	Sudan (2008)	19,171,139,584
38	Zimbabwe (2005)	18,434,147,300
39	Malawi (2008)	14,737,255,113
40	Swaziland (2008)	14,172,740,481
41	Botswana (2008)	12,642,448,966
42	Lesotho (2008)	11,347,875,028
43	Eritrea (2007)	4,020,384,012
44	Seychelles (2008)	3,258,167,009
45	Gambia (2008)	2,849,466,737
46	Angola (1998)	1,283,624,838
47	Guinea-Bissau (2007)	721,094,588
48	Ghana (2008)	1,209,770
49	Democratic Republic of the Congo (2002)	1.72

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