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Healthcare Spending: Norway

Norway's healthcare spending is currently 9.429 % of GDP as of 2023. # Norway Healthcare Spending Norway allocated 9.

Current (2023)
9.429 % of GDP
+19.2% y/y
Peak (2020)
11.424 % of GDP
Low (2000)
7.703 % of GDP
Source
World Bank World Development Indicators
20002023 · 24 pts

Healthcare SpendingNorway

20002023

Healthcare Spending — Norway
7.703% of GDP8.633% of GDP9.564% of GDP10.494% of GDP11.424% of GDP2000201020202023LowPeak
Analysis# Norway Healthcare Spending Norway allocated 9.429% of its GDP to healthcare in 2023, representing a modest recovery from the previous year's 7.909%. This figure sits between the country's all-time low of 7.703% in 2000 and its peak of 11.424% in 2020. Over the 23-year period, healthcare spending increased by 22.4%, reflecting Norway's sustained commitment to medical services despite economic fluctuations. The most striking pattern emerged during 2020, when spending spiked to 11.424%—likely driven by pandemic-related healthcare demands. A sharp contraction followed in 2022, dropping to 7.909%, before rebounding to 9.429% in 2023. This volatility suggests Norway is stabilizing spending around 9-10% of GDP, a level above the 2000 baseline but below the 2020 emergency peak.

Historical Data

24 Rows
YearValueChange %
20239.429 % of GDP+19.22%
20227.909 % of GDP-19.41%
20219.814 % of GDP-14.09%
202011.424 % of GDP+9.45%
201910.438 % of GDP+4.80%
20189.96 % of GDP-2.64%
201710.23 % of GDP-2.85%
201610.53 % of GDP+4.57%
201510.07 % of GDP+8.48%
20149.283 % of GDP+4.61%
20138.874 % of GDP+1.74%
20128.722 % of GDP-0.15%
20118.735 % of GDP-1.39%
20108.858 % of GDP-1.94%
20099.033 % of GDP+14.13%
20087.915 % of GDP-1.27%
20078.017 % of GDP+1.71%
20067.882 % of GDP-5.02%
20058.299 % of GDP-5.65%
20048.796 % of GDP-4.33%
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YearValueChange %
20039.194 % of GDP+2.35%
20028.983 % of GDP+12.15%
20018.01 % of GDP+3.99%
20007.703 % of GDP

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