GITNUXREPORT 2026

Budget Statistics

See how spending priorities are shifting across corporations and governments, from Amazon’s $48.1 billion FY2023 capex for AWS data centers to Meta’s $16.1 billion reality labs loss alongside Alphabet operating expenses of $109.4 billion. Then contrast household budgets and public finance with a US federal deficit of $1.7 trillion and average housing costs of $24,298 per household, to understand what budgets fund when money gets tight.

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Apple's FY2023 R&D budget was $29.9 billion, 7.8% of revenue

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Amazon's FY2023 capex budget hit $48.1 billion, mainly AWS data centers

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Google's parent Alphabet FY2023 operating expenses $109.4 billion, 24% of revenue

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Microsoft's FY2023 R&D spending $27.2 billion, up 16%

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ExxonMobil's 2023 capital budget $27.3 billion for upstream projects

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JPMorgan Chase 2023 marketing budget exceeded $1 billion annually

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Walmart FY2024 capex planned at $15.5 billion for stores and e-commerce

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Tesla's 2023 R&D expenses $3.97 billion, focused on autonomy

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Pfizer's 2023 R&D budget $10.7 billion, post-COVID vaccine peak

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Berkshire Hathaway 2023 insurance underwriting expenses $25 billion

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Meta Platforms FY2023 total expenses $88.1 billion, reality labs $16.1 billion loss

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UnitedHealth Group 2023 administrative expenses 13.2% of revenue, $25 billion total

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Procter & Gamble FY2023 marketing spend $8.6 billion, 11% of sales

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Chevron 2023 upstream capex $15.4 billion

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Verizon 2023 capex $17.5 billion for 5G network

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Home Depot FY2023 SG&A expenses $20.8 billion

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Coca-Cola 2023 marketing budget $4.5 billion globally

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Intel FY2023 R&D $16.1 billion, restructuring costs additional $3 billion

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Johnson & Johnson 2023 R&D expenses $15.6 billion

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Bank of America 2023 noninterest expense $60.9 billion, efficiency ratio 63%

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World Bank Group's total commitments in FY2023 reached $128.1 billion across lending arms

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IMF's FY2023 administrative budget was $1.3 billion, supporting 190 member countries

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EU general budget for 2023 was €186.6 billion, with 34% for cohesion policy

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China's 2023 national budget deficit targeted at 3% of GDP, with revenue of ¥21.3 trillion

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Japan's FY2023 supplementary budget was ¥13.1 trillion for disaster recovery

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India's Union Budget 2023-24 allocated ₹45.2 lakh crore total expenditure, 7.2% growth

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UK's 2023-24 fiscal budget deficit forecast at £87.6 billion, 3% of GDP

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Germany's 2023 federal budget was €476 billion, with €52 billion debt brake suspension

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France's 2023 budget deficit projected at 4.9% of GDP, total spending €609 billion

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Brazil's 2023 primary deficit target zeroed, with total budget R$5.7 trillion

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Australia's 2023-24 budget surplus of A$22 billion, first in 15 years

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Russia's 2023 federal budget revenues ₽24.6 trillion, military spending up 68%

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Canada's FY2023-24 deficit C$40.1 billion, 1.4% of GDP

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South Korea's 2023 budget ₩639.2 trillion, 6.7% increase for welfare

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Mexico's 2023 approved budget MXN 8.3 trillion, 11.4% nominal growth

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Saudi Arabia's 2023 budget deficit SAR 115 billion, spending SAR 1.25 trillion

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UN regular budget for 2023 was $3.59 billion, assessed on member states

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OECD countries average budget deficit in 2023 was 5.5% of GDP post-COVID

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World Health Organization's 2022-23 biennial budget $6.72 billion, 80% voluntary funded

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Average US household annual budget for housing in 2023 was $24,298, 33% of income

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Median US household food budget yearly $5,259 in 2023, up 8% from 2022

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US average transportation budget per household $12,295 annually in 2023

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Healthcare spending averaged $5,277 per US household in 2023

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US household entertainment budget averaged $2,731 yearly in 2023

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Average personal savings rate for US households fell to 3.8% in 2023

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Debt payments consumed 9.8% of US disposable income in Q4 2023 average

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US millennial household average student debt $32,910 in 2023 budgets

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Apparel and services budget per US household $1,945 annually 2023

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Utilities averaged $4,550 per year in US household budgets 2023

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Personal insurance and pensions took 11.5% of US household budgets in 2023

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Average US household education spending $1,384 yearly excluding college in 2023

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Cash contributions to charity averaged $678 per US household in 2023

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Alcohol beverage spending $584 annually average US household 2023

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Tobacco products budget $338 per smoking US household yearly 2023

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Reading materials cost $127 average per US household in 2023 budgets

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US household average pet expenses $1,380 yearly in 2023

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Vacation travel budget averaged $2,800 per US household 2023

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Gym memberships and fitness $672 annual average in US personal budgets 2023

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Streaming services cost $180 yearly average per household 2023

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Median US household net worth impacted budgets with $192,900 in 2022 data to 2023

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California's FY2023-24 state budget totaled $310.8 billion, with $211 billion General Fund

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New York State's FY2023-24 enacted budget $237 billion, including $220 billion all funds

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Texas FY2023-24 biennial budget $321.3 billion, surplus of $32.7 billion

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Florida's FY2023-24 budget $116.5 billion, with tax cuts of $4.5 billion

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Illinois FY2023 budget $50.4 billion General Funds, addressing pension debt

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Pennsylvania's FY2023-24 budget $45 billion, increasing education funding 10%

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Ohio FY2024-25 biennial budget $81.7 billion operating

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Michigan FY2023-24 budget $81.6 billion, with $23 billion school aid

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Georgia FY2024 budget $66.3 billion amended, transportation up 15%

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North Carolina FY2023-25 biennial budget $59.2 billion recurring

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New Jersey FY2024 budget $54.3 billion, property tax relief $2.5 billion

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Virginia FY2024-26 biennial budget $188 billion total funds

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Washington State FY2023-25 budget $122.8 billion near-general funds

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Massachusetts FY2024 budget $56 billion, childcare investments doubled

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Arizona FY2024 budget $17.1 billion General Fund, rainy day fund $145 million addition

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Indiana FY2024-25 biennial budget $34.9 billion all funds

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Tennessee FY2023-24 budget $56.2 billion, franchise tax repeal savings

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Missouri FY2024 budget $51.5 billion total, education 25% of spending

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Wisconsin FY2023-25 biennial $99 billion GPR

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In fiscal year 2023, the US federal budget deficit reached $1.7 trillion, representing 6.3% of GDP

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US federal spending on Social Security in FY2023 totaled $1.346 trillion, up 8% from prior year

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Medicare outlays in US FY2023 budget were $839 billion, accounting for 21% of total federal spending

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Defense discretionary spending in US FY2023 was $816 billion, the largest category after entitlements

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US federal revenue from individual income taxes in FY2023 was $2.177 trillion, 49% of total receipts

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Net interest payments on US federal debt in FY2023 amounted to $659 billion, up 30% from FY2022

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US FY2024 budget request proposed $842 billion for defense, a 1% increase over FY2023 enacted

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Mandatory spending in US FY2023 budget was $3.8 trillion, 61% of total outlays

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US federal grants to states in FY2023 totaled $721 billion, primarily for health and transportation

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Corporate income tax receipts in US FY2023 were $420 billion, 10% of total revenue

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US FY2023 budget allocated $155 billion to Veterans Affairs, serving 9 million veterans

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Excise taxes contributed $87 billion to US federal revenue in FY2023, mainly from fuels

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US federal R&D funding in FY2023 was $201 billion, with 42% for health research

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Homeland Security spending in US FY2023 budget was $108 billion, including border security

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US FY2023 education spending was $79 billion at federal level, plus $40 billion in aid

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Federal payroll taxes for Social Security and Medicare in FY2023 totaled $1.6 trillion

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US debt held by the public reached $26.3 trillion in FY2023 end, 98% of GDP

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Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act allocated $550 billion new spending through FY2026 in US budget

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US FY2023 housing and urban development budget was $61 billion

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Energy and environment spending in US FY2023 was $46 billion, boosted by climate initiatives

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Inflation Reduction Act projected to save $300 billion in deficits over 10 years in US budget

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US federal agriculture spending in FY2023 was $28 billion, including farm subsidies

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Justice Department budget in US FY2023 was $38 billion

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NASA FY2023 budget was $25 billion, focused on Artemis program

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US international affairs spending in FY2023 was $60 billion, including foreign aid

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Federal student aid in US FY2023 budget was $1.6 trillion in loans outstanding

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US Treasury FY2023 administrative budget was $14 billion

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CHIPS Act provided $52 billion for semiconductors in US budget

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US FY2023 transportation budget was $108 billion

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Published Feb 13, 2026·Last verified May 5, 2026·Next review: Nov 2026

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Budget decisions are getting bigger and more specific, from Meta Platforms putting $16.1 billion into reality labs losses to the IMF running its operations on just $1.3 billion of administration. Even at the household level, 2023 savings slid to 3.8% while debt payments took 9.8% of disposable income. This post pulls those contrasts together across corporate, national, and personal budgets to show where money actually goes and why it keeps shifting.

Key Takeaways

Apple's FY2023 R&D budget was $29.9 billion, 7.8% of revenue
Amazon's FY2023 capex budget hit $48.1 billion, mainly AWS data centers
Google's parent Alphabet FY2023 operating expenses $109.4 billion, 24% of revenue
World Bank Group's total commitments in FY2023 reached $128.1 billion across lending arms
IMF's FY2023 administrative budget was $1.3 billion, supporting 190 member countries
EU general budget for 2023 was €186.6 billion, with 34% for cohesion policy
Average US household annual budget for housing in 2023 was $24,298, 33% of income
Median US household food budget yearly $5,259 in 2023, up 8% from 2022
US average transportation budget per household $12,295 annually in 2023
California's FY2023-24 state budget totaled $310.8 billion, with $211 billion General Fund
New York State's FY2023-24 enacted budget $237 billion, including $220 billion all funds
Texas FY2023-24 biennial budget $321.3 billion, surplus of $32.7 billion
In fiscal year 2023, the US federal budget deficit reached $1.7 trillion, representing 6.3% of GDP
US federal spending on Social Security in FY2023 totaled $1.346 trillion, up 8% from prior year
Medicare outlays in US FY2023 budget were $839 billion, accounting for 21% of total federal spending

Big tech and public budgets show heavy R&D and capex while households and governments still juggle deficits.

Corporate Budgets

1Apple's FY2023 R&D budget was $29.9 billion, 7.8% of revenue

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2Amazon's FY2023 capex budget hit $48.1 billion, mainly AWS data centers

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3Google's parent Alphabet FY2023 operating expenses $109.4 billion, 24% of revenue

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4Microsoft's FY2023 R&D spending $27.2 billion, up 16%

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5ExxonMobil's 2023 capital budget $27.3 billion for upstream projects

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6JPMorgan Chase 2023 marketing budget exceeded $1 billion annually

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7Walmart FY2024 capex planned at $15.5 billion for stores and e-commerce

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8Tesla's 2023 R&D expenses $3.97 billion, focused on autonomy

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9Pfizer's 2023 R&D budget $10.7 billion, post-COVID vaccine peak

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10Berkshire Hathaway 2023 insurance underwriting expenses $25 billion

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11Meta Platforms FY2023 total expenses $88.1 billion, reality labs $16.1 billion loss

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12UnitedHealth Group 2023 administrative expenses 13.2% of revenue, $25 billion total

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13Procter & Gamble FY2023 marketing spend $8.6 billion, 11% of sales

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14Chevron 2023 upstream capex $15.4 billion

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15Verizon 2023 capex $17.5 billion for 5G network

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16Home Depot FY2023 SG&A expenses $20.8 billion

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17Coca-Cola 2023 marketing budget $4.5 billion globally

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18Intel FY2023 R&D $16.1 billion, restructuring costs additional $3 billion

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19Johnson & Johnson 2023 R&D expenses $15.6 billion

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20Bank of America 2023 noninterest expense $60.9 billion, efficiency ratio 63%

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Corporate Budgets Interpretation

From Apple's secretive labs to Amazon's colossal data centers, this corporate spending spree reveals a stark truth: while Big Tech bets billions on shaping the digital future, Big Oil drills for the past, Big Pharma chases the next blockbuster, and everyone else is just fighting to keep the lights on and sell you a soda.

Global Budgets

1World Bank Group's total commitments in FY2023 reached $128.1 billion across lending arms

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2IMF's FY2023 administrative budget was $1.3 billion, supporting 190 member countries

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3EU general budget for 2023 was €186.6 billion, with 34% for cohesion policy

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4China's 2023 national budget deficit targeted at 3% of GDP, with revenue of ¥21.3 trillion

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5Japan's FY2023 supplementary budget was ¥13.1 trillion for disaster recovery

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6India's Union Budget 2023-24 allocated ₹45.2 lakh crore total expenditure, 7.2% growth

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7UK's 2023-24 fiscal budget deficit forecast at £87.6 billion, 3% of GDP

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8Germany's 2023 federal budget was €476 billion, with €52 billion debt brake suspension

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9France's 2023 budget deficit projected at 4.9% of GDP, total spending €609 billion

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10Brazil's 2023 primary deficit target zeroed, with total budget R$5.7 trillion

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11Australia's 2023-24 budget surplus of A$22 billion, first in 15 years

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12Russia's 2023 federal budget revenues ₽24.6 trillion, military spending up 68%

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13Canada's FY2023-24 deficit C$40.1 billion, 1.4% of GDP

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14South Korea's 2023 budget ₩639.2 trillion, 6.7% increase for welfare

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15Mexico's 2023 approved budget MXN 8.3 trillion, 11.4% nominal growth

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16Saudi Arabia's 2023 budget deficit SAR 115 billion, spending SAR 1.25 trillion

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17UN regular budget for 2023 was $3.59 billion, assessed on member states

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18OECD countries average budget deficit in 2023 was 5.5% of GDP post-COVID

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19World Health Organization's 2022-23 biennial budget $6.72 billion, 80% voluntary funded

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Global Budgets Interpretation

Amidst a global fiscal orchestra where some nations are tightening their belts while others are loosening the purse strings, the universal refrain is a delicate balance between ambitious spending and the sobering mathematics of deficits.

Personal Finance Budgets

1Average US household annual budget for housing in 2023 was $24,298, 33% of income

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2Median US household food budget yearly $5,259 in 2023, up 8% from 2022

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3US average transportation budget per household $12,295 annually in 2023

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4Healthcare spending averaged $5,277 per US household in 2023

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5US household entertainment budget averaged $2,731 yearly in 2023

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6Average personal savings rate for US households fell to 3.8% in 2023

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7Debt payments consumed 9.8% of US disposable income in Q4 2023 average

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8US millennial household average student debt $32,910 in 2023 budgets

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9Apparel and services budget per US household $1,945 annually 2023

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10Utilities averaged $4,550 per year in US household budgets 2023

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11Personal insurance and pensions took 11.5% of US household budgets in 2023

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12Average US household education spending $1,384 yearly excluding college in 2023

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13Cash contributions to charity averaged $678 per US household in 2023

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14Alcohol beverage spending $584 annually average US household 2023

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15Tobacco products budget $338 per smoking US household yearly 2023

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16Reading materials cost $127 average per US household in 2023 budgets

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17US household average pet expenses $1,380 yearly in 2023

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18Vacation travel budget averaged $2,800 per US household 2023

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19Gym memberships and fitness $672 annual average in US personal budgets 2023

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20Streaming services cost $180 yearly average per household 2023

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21Median US household net worth impacted budgets with $192,900 in 2022 data to 2023

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Personal Finance Budgets Interpretation

The American household budget reads like a tragic comedy: we spend lavishly to live, move, and stream, then solemnly pledge our future to debt while scrounging a meager 3.8% for actual salvation.

State Budgets

1California's FY2023-24 state budget totaled $310.8 billion, with $211 billion General Fund

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2New York State's FY2023-24 enacted budget $237 billion, including $220 billion all funds

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3Texas FY2023-24 biennial budget $321.3 billion, surplus of $32.7 billion

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4Florida's FY2023-24 budget $116.5 billion, with tax cuts of $4.5 billion

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5Illinois FY2023 budget $50.4 billion General Funds, addressing pension debt

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6Pennsylvania's FY2023-24 budget $45 billion, increasing education funding 10%

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7Ohio FY2024-25 biennial budget $81.7 billion operating

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8Michigan FY2023-24 budget $81.6 billion, with $23 billion school aid

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9Georgia FY2024 budget $66.3 billion amended, transportation up 15%

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10North Carolina FY2023-25 biennial budget $59.2 billion recurring

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11New Jersey FY2024 budget $54.3 billion, property tax relief $2.5 billion

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12Virginia FY2024-26 biennial budget $188 billion total funds

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13Washington State FY2023-25 budget $122.8 billion near-general funds

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14Massachusetts FY2024 budget $56 billion, childcare investments doubled

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15Arizona FY2024 budget $17.1 billion General Fund, rainy day fund $145 million addition

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16Indiana FY2024-25 biennial budget $34.9 billion all funds

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17Tennessee FY2023-24 budget $56.2 billion, franchise tax repeal savings

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18Missouri FY2024 budget $51.5 billion total, education 25% of spending

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19Wisconsin FY2023-25 biennial $99 billion GPR

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State Budgets Interpretation

While California's budget could make Texas blush with its sheer size, Texas' surplus could make California weep with envy, Florida is busy counting its tax-cut savings like Scrooge McDuck, Illinois is desperately feeding its pension beast, and Pennsylvania is finally giving schools a raise after years of being the frugal parent at the PTA meeting.

US Federal Budget

1In fiscal year 2023, the US federal budget deficit reached $1.7 trillion, representing 6.3% of GDP

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2US federal spending on Social Security in FY2023 totaled $1.346 trillion, up 8% from prior year

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3Medicare outlays in US FY2023 budget were $839 billion, accounting for 21% of total federal spending

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4Defense discretionary spending in US FY2023 was $816 billion, the largest category after entitlements

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5US federal revenue from individual income taxes in FY2023 was $2.177 trillion, 49% of total receipts

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6Net interest payments on US federal debt in FY2023 amounted to $659 billion, up 30% from FY2022

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7US FY2024 budget request proposed $842 billion for defense, a 1% increase over FY2023 enacted

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8Mandatory spending in US FY2023 budget was $3.8 trillion, 61% of total outlays

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9US federal grants to states in FY2023 totaled $721 billion, primarily for health and transportation

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10Corporate income tax receipts in US FY2023 were $420 billion, 10% of total revenue

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11US FY2023 budget allocated $155 billion to Veterans Affairs, serving 9 million veterans

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12Excise taxes contributed $87 billion to US federal revenue in FY2023, mainly from fuels

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13US federal R&D funding in FY2023 was $201 billion, with 42% for health research

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14Homeland Security spending in US FY2023 budget was $108 billion, including border security

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15US FY2023 education spending was $79 billion at federal level, plus $40 billion in aid

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16Federal payroll taxes for Social Security and Medicare in FY2023 totaled $1.6 trillion

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17US debt held by the public reached $26.3 trillion in FY2023 end, 98% of GDP

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18Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act allocated $550 billion new spending through FY2026 in US budget

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19US FY2023 housing and urban development budget was $61 billion

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20Energy and environment spending in US FY2023 was $46 billion, boosted by climate initiatives

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21Inflation Reduction Act projected to save $300 billion in deficits over 10 years in US budget

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22US federal agriculture spending in FY2023 was $28 billion, including farm subsidies

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23Justice Department budget in US FY2023 was $38 billion

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24NASA FY2023 budget was $25 billion, focused on Artemis program

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25US international affairs spending in FY2023 was $60 billion, including foreign aid

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26Federal student aid in US FY2023 budget was $1.6 trillion in loans outstanding

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27US Treasury FY2023 administrative budget was $14 billion

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28CHIPS Act provided $52 billion for semiconductors in US budget

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29US FY2023 transportation budget was $108 billion

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US Federal Budget Interpretation

America, in a financial nutshell: we're spending a fortune to keep our promise to retirees and our military strong, while our growing mountain of debt is costing us a fortune in interest, yet we still somehow find billions to build microchips, return to the moon, and help heat the planet and cool it down at the same time.

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AI consensus: 2–3 of 4 models broadly agree

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budget.ohio.gov
budget.ohio.gov
Reference 50
MICHIGAN
michigan.gov
michigan.gov
Reference 51
OBP
obp.georgia.gov
obp.georgia.gov
Reference 52
NCDCR
ncdcr.gov
ncdcr.gov
Reference 53
NJ
nj.gov
nj.gov
Reference 54
DPB
dpb.virginia.gov
dpb.virginia.gov
Reference 55
OFM
ofm.wa.gov
ofm.wa.gov
Reference 56
MALEGISLATURE
malegislature.gov
malegislature.gov
Reference 57
AZGOVERNOR
azgovernor.gov
azgovernor.gov
Reference 58
IN
in.gov
in.gov
Reference 59
TN
tn.gov
tn.gov
Reference 60
OAM
oam.senate.mo.gov
oam.senate.mo.gov
Reference 61
DOA
doa.wi.gov
doa.wi.gov
Reference 62
APPLE
apple.com
apple.com
Reference 63
IR
ir.aboutamazon.com
ir.aboutamazon.com
Reference 64
ABC
abc.xyz
abc.xyz
Reference 65
MICROSOFT
microsoft.com
microsoft.com
Reference 66
CORPORATE
corporate.exxonmobil.com
corporate.exxonmobil.com
Reference 67
JPMORGANCHASE
jpmorganchase.com
jpmorganchase.com
Reference 68
CORPORATE
corporate.walmart.com
corporate.walmart.com
Reference 69
IR
ir.tesla.com
ir.tesla.com
Reference 70
PFIZER
pfizer.com
pfizer.com
Reference 71
BERKSHIREHATHAWAY
berkshirehathaway.com
berkshirehathaway.com
Reference 72
INVESTOR
investor.fb.com
investor.fb.com
Reference 73
UNITEDHEALTHGROUP
unitedhealthgroup.com
unitedhealthgroup.com
Reference 74
PGINVESTOR
pginvestor.com
pginvestor.com
Reference 75
CHEVRON
chevron.com
chevron.com
Reference 76
VERIZON
verizon.com
verizon.com
Reference 77
IR
ir.homedepot.com
ir.homedepot.com
Reference 78
INVESTORS
investors.coca-colacompany.com
investors.coca-colacompany.com
Reference 79
INTC
intc.com
intc.com
Reference 80
INVESTOR
investor.jnj.com
investor.jnj.com
Reference 81
INVESTOR
investor.bankofamerica.com
investor.bankofamerica.com
Reference 82
BLS
bls.gov
bls.gov
Reference 83
ERS
ers.usda.gov
ers.usda.gov
Reference 84
BTS
bts.gov
bts.gov
Reference 85
KFF
kff.org
kff.org
Reference 86
BEA
bea.gov
bea.gov
Reference 87
FRED
fred.stlouisfed.org
fred.stlouisfed.org
Reference 88
EDUCATIONDATA
educationdata.org
educationdata.org
Reference 89
EIA
eia.gov
eia.gov
Reference 90
PHILANTHROPYROUNDTABLE
philanthropyroundtable.org
philanthropyroundtable.org
Reference 91
CDC
cdc.gov
cdc.gov
Reference 92
AMERICANPETPRODUCTS
americanpetproducts.org
americanpetproducts.org
Reference 93
AAA
aaa.com
aaa.com
Reference 94
IBISWORLD
ibisworld.com
ibisworld.com
Reference 95
NIELSEN
nielsen.com
nielsen.com
Reference 96
FEDERALRESERVE
federalreserve.gov
federalreserve.gov