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Mine spends the most in Administration.

Public Education

Defence, which over 50% of the budget goes into.

Our government budget for 2020-2021 spends the most on Education (16.3%). Following close behind is Administration (16%) and Industry (15.9%).

Defence and spirituality, the two basis of the Church's power.

The largest expenditure of the PM's annual budget is usually either Education and related fixed expenses or Healthcare and Welfare and related fixed expenses. Most of the time within a decade the Education budget tends to be in the lead (on average since the last 70 years education has been the largest expenditure in seven out of ten years, closely followed by healthcare spending). Both tend to be around 20% of the budget each or around 8% of the entire GDP each.

Maine's largest budget expenditures are:

Health Care: 27%
Education: 23%
Public Transit: 18%

52.3% military.
23.3% business subsidies.

Unfortunately, administration. We would like to cut that greatly, however.

Prorescia's top expenses:
1. Education, 21.2%
2. Healthcare 13.7%
3. Environment 11.2%
3. Administration 11.2%
and in last:
1st last: Military 0%
2nd last: Spirituality 0%

Information Technology, things science related.

Disgraces wrote:Mine spends the most in Administration.

Education, welfare, healthcare

"Projects"

The most expensive one thus far is the planned city of Lintukoto, built along a lake within a mountainous massif.

Industry

Law and Order, at 26.6%

The Government spends 20.9% of the annual GDP on Education.

30% Defense
20% Education
20% Public Services
10% Royal Family
5% Government Security
5% Pensions
10% Support for citizenship

Education

A mixture of public education and public welfare.

Healthcare baby! Woo!

Education, which is 26.8% of the national budget.

The War Division gets 59.4% of the budget, with Industry and Education running a distant second and third.

The WA stats people insist on calling the War Division "Defense" for some weird reason. We certainly aren't spending that kind of money just to defend ourselves. That budget is mostly for invading and annexing other places. The fact that it means we have a huge army sitting around ready to defend us when we're not busy invading something else is just bad luck for would-be attackers. (Of course, we hold back enough of a force to maintain security even when we are invading some other place.)

Education with an average budget of 24% of Government Expenditure

Industry (16,2%) and education (16,0%). Administration in 3rd place with 14,0%.

Defense and cops