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Government procurement spending as share of total government spending

Government procurement spending is the purchase of goods, services and works by the government. It includes intermediate consumption (e.g. accounting services), gross fixed capital formation (e.g. new roads) and social transfers in kind via market producers (purchases of goods and services supplied to households).

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01 Apr 2026
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