රජයේ වියදම (GDP %) කෙටුම්පත් පරිවර්තනය

Government spending was 20.2 % of GDP in 2026, 1.1 % of GDP compared with a year earlier.

Total general government spending — salaries, pensions, welfare, subsidies, interest payments and investment — as a share of GDP. A large part of Sri Lanka's spending goes on interest on past debt.

If the economy produces Rs 100 and the government spends Rs 20, spending is 20% of GDP.

High spending can support services and growth, but if it outpaces revenue it adds to debt, and heavy interest costs crowd out schools and hospitals.

Very low spending can mean under-investment in health, education and infrastructure.

There is no single right level; what matters is that spending is covered by revenue over time. No rating is applied.

Spending versus revenue sets the deficit, and the deficit sets how fast debt grows.

අපි මෙය ගණනය කරන ආකාරය

General government total expenditure, % of GDP (IMF WEO, code GGX_NGDP). Annual; the latest year is an IMF estimate.

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