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The image presents a table comparing military budgets across eight countries for years 2004 and 2020. In 2004, budgets were: United States $623bn, China $65bn, Russia $50bn, France $45bn, United Kingdom $42.8bn, Japan $41.2bn, Germany $35bn, Italy $28.2bn, totaling $930.2bn. In 2020, budgets shifted to: United States $778bn, China $178bn, Russia $61.7bn, France $48.3bn, United Kingdom $41.5bn, Japan $51.9bn, Germany $51.4bn, Italy $15bn, totaling $1,125.8bn. Germany and Japan both increased to $51.9bn and $51.4bn, respectively, while Italy displayed a decrease to $15bn from $28.2bn. Russia and France saw minor changes with Russia at $61.7bn and France at $48.3bn. The United States and China recorded the highest budgets in both years, with China rising to $178bn and the U.S. to $778bn. The total budget increased by $195.6bn from $930.2bn in 2004 to $1,125.8bn in 2020.
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This table illustrates military investments in billion dollars among 8 different countries between 2004 and 2020.
Overall, the US was always ahead of the ranking and even increased its budget, whilst Italy decreased dramatically. Moreover, China is the country that peaked the most in terms of investments, whereas the UK’s output dropped there. Not only did most of the states multiply, but the total of free augmented significantly.
In terms of domination, it is clear that the Americans invest more in military with a range of 623 billion dollars in 2004. Furthermore, they are still classified first in 2020 with an amount of 778 billion dollars. On the other hand, China outook Russia in 2020, with 178 billion dollars and 61.7 billion dollars respectively and became the second leader.
In contrast, Italy didn’t change position, it was always ranked as the lowest investor in both years, along with 28,2 billion dollars in 2004 and 15 billion dollars in 2024. Moreover, Bristish people started tofiance less in military and lost atleast 2 billion dollars, hence explains the UK’s small drop in 2020.
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