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The image presents a table showing military budgets of eight countries in 2004 and 2020: United States increased from $623bn to $778bn; China rose from $65bn to $178bn; Russia grew from $50bn to $61.7bn; France from $45bn to $48.3bn; United Kingdom from $42.8bn to $41.5bn; Japan from $41.2bn to $51.9bn; Germany from $35bn to $51.4bn; Italy decreased from $28.2bn to $15bn. The total budget increased from $930.2bn in 2004 to $1,125.8bn in 2020.
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The table illustrates the data of variations in the military budgets of distinct nations from 2004 to 2020.
Overall, it can clearly seen that, the budget had been raised over those years. Moreover, the highest amount of budget had used in United States in each year, also least spent was italy.
First of all, the United States had spent numerous amount of budget than the all other countries, at a 623 $ in 2004 and highest of 778$ in 2020. On contrary, in Italy only 28$ in initial year and 15$ in last year spent on military purpose.
Secondly, china, Russia, and France spent in between 45$ to 65$ in 2004 and 48$ to 178$ in 2020. Finally, the United Kingdom, Japan, and Germany had not much changed, around a 35$ to 43$ in previous year and 41$ to 51 in the final year.
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