In some countries, the EU budget may represent a significant source of resources for investment. For example, in 15 Member States, mainly among those that joined the European Union after April 2004, the EU budget, as a share of total public spending, is significantly higher than 2 %, with figures ranging between 4.47 % for Slovenia and 11.75 % in Latvia (Figure 4).
Figure 4 – EU budget as a share of public spending in individual Member States (2019)
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