Quando digo receita é aquela que o governo usa para se financiar, por exemplo através dos impostos. Depois multiplicado pela % de despesa em defesa dá maios ou menos uma comparação entre paises.
É fácil de demonstrar que o PIB de um pais não é indicativo do nível de investimentos militares nem poder militar. Por exemplo Portugal e Marrocos. O PIB marroquino é o
METADE do Português no entanto a força aérea de Marrocos está muito melhor equipada. Em caças modernos é o dobro dos F-16 e mais modernos. 23 Block 52 em servico com 25 block 70 encomendados, e ainda 32 F-35 em negociação
Sure — here it is in **plain text**, clean and easy to copy-paste into a forum. No tables, no markdown, no links.
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Comparison of Portugal and Morocco in 2024: GDP and Military Expenditure
GROSS DOMESTIC PRODUCT (NOMINAL, 2024)
Portugal:
Portugal’s nominal GDP in 2024 was approximately 313 billion US dollars.
Morocco:
Morocco’s nominal GDP in 2024 was approximately 154 billion US dollars.
Summary:
Portugal’s economy was about twice the size of Morocco’s in nominal GDP terms in 2024.
MILITARY EXPENDITURE (2024)
Portugal:
Portugal’s military spending in 2024 was estimated at around 4.4 to 4.5 billion euros, which is roughly 4.7 to 4.9 billion US dollars. This represented about 1.46% to 1.58% of Portugal’s GDP.
Morocco:
Morocco’s military expenditure in 2024 was estimated at approximately 5.5 billion US dollars. This corresponded to roughly 3.5% of Morocco’s GDP.
COMPARISON SUMMARY
* Portugal had a significantly larger economy than Morocco in 2024 (about 313 billion USD vs 154 billion USD).
* Morocco spent more on its military in absolute terms than Portugal (about 5.5 billion USD vs about 4.8 billion USD).
* Morocco devoted a much higher share of its GDP to military spending than Portugal (around 3.5% vs about 1.5%).
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If you want, I can also rewrite this to sound more neutral, more argumentative, or more casual depending on the forum vibe.
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