Military expenditure in dollars — all countries

Military expenditure in dollars — Costa Rica

Military expenditure in dollars in Costa Rica in 2024 — 0 US$. Ranked 148 in the world out of 151.

2024 0 US$
World rank 148of 151
Period maximum 0 US$1960
Period minimum 0 US$1960

Trend over time

1960–2024 · US$

Military expenditure in dollars — Costa Rica, 1960–2024-1-101119601967197419811988199520022009201620231960: 0 US$1962: 0 US$1964: 0 US$1966: 0 US$1968: 0 US$1970: 0 US$1972: 0 US$1974: 0 US$1976: 0 US$1978: 0 US$1980: 0 US$1982: 0 US$1984: 0 US$1986: 0 US$1988: 0 US$1990: 0 US$1992: 0 US$1994: 0 US$1996: 0 US$1998: 0 US$2000: 0 US$2002: 0 US$2004: 0 US$2006: 0 US$2008: 0 US$2010: 0 US$2012: 0 US$2014: 0 US$2016: 0 US$2018: 0 US$2020: 0 US$2022: 0 US$2024: 0 US$
Change over the period: +0

Comparison, 2024

How the value compares with the world and the groups this territory belongs to: Costa Rica

Costa Rica 0 US$
World 2.65T US$
Central America computed 18.28B US$
Upper-middle-income countries computed 471B US$
Military expenditure in dollars — Costa Rica, by year Costa Rica All countries CSV XLSX
Year US$ Change Change, %
2024 0 +0 —
2023 0 +0 —
2022 0 +0 —
2021 0 +0 —
2020 0 +0 —
2019 0 +0 —
2018 0 +0 —
2017 0 +0 —
2016 0 +0 —
2015 0 +0 —
2014 0 +0 —
2013 0 +0 —
2012 0 +0 —
2011 0 +0 —
2010 0 +0 —
2009 0 +0 —
2008 0 +0 —
2007 0 +0 —
2006 0 +0 —
2005 0 +0 —
2004 0 +0 —
2003 0 +0 —
2002 0 +0 —
2001 0 +0 —
2000 0 +0 —
1999 0 +0 —
1998 0 +0 —
1997 0 +0 —
1996 0 +0 —
1995 0 +0 —
1994 0 +0 —
1993 0 +0 —
1992 0 +0 —
1991 0 +0 —
1990 0 +0 —
1989 0 +0 —
1988 0 +0 —
1987 0 +0 —
1986 0 +0 —
1985 0 +0 —
1984 0 +0 —
1983 0 +0 —
1982 0 +0 —
1981 0 +0 —
1980 0 +0 —
1979 0 +0 —
1978 0 +0 —
1977 0 +0 —
1976 0 +0 —
1975 0 +0 —
1974 0 +0 —
1973 0 +0 —
1972 0 +0 —
1971 0 +0 —
1970 0 +0 —
1969 0 +0 —
1968 0 +0 —
1967 0 +0 —
1966 0 +0 —
1965 0 +0 —
1964 0 +0 —
1963 0 +0 —
1962 0 +0 —
1961 0 +0 —
1960 0 — —

Central America, 2024

The same indicator for neighboring countries — with links to their pages

About the indicator

Military expenditure in current US dollars under the SIPRI definition. It allows absolute defense budgets to be compared, but not military capability: the purchasing power of the dollar in defense differs widely between countries, so equal budgets buy different amounts of personnel and equipment.

Source: Military Expenditure Database (SIPRI), license SIPRI terms of use.