The goods and services expense of Tunisia - knoema.com

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World Data Atlas Topics Institutions Extrabudgetary

Tunisia goods and services expense was at level of 0 extrabudgetary in 1999, down from 5.8 extrabudgetary previous year, this is a change of 100.00%.

The goods and services expense of Africa
Mauritius	471 Domestic Currency in 1999	IMF
South Africa	8.89 Domestic Currency in 1999	IMF
Egypt	5.36 Domestic Currency in 1997	IMF
Burundi	0 Domestic Currency in 1996	IMF
Madagascar	0 Domestic Currency in 1995	IMF
Morocco	0 Domestic Currency in 1999	IMF
Rwanda	0 Domestic Currency in 1992	IMF

Government finance in Tunisia
Net Incurrence of Liabilities	595.9 Domestic Currency in 1999	IMF
Investment in Nonfinancial Assets	389.9 Domestic Currency in 1999	IMF
Net Acquisition of Financial Assets	206 Domestic Currency in 1999	IMF
Government Expenditure	0 Domestic Currency in 1999	IMF
Government Revenue	0 Domestic Currency in 1999	IMF
Operating Balance	0 Domestic Currency in 1999	IMF
Budget Deficit	-389.9 Domestic Currency in 1999	IMF
Primary Net Lending/Borrowing	-389.9 Domestic Currency in 1999	IMF

Government Finance Government expenditure in Tunisia
Compensation of Employees	0 Domestic Currency in 1999	IMF
Interest Payments	0 Domestic Currency in 1999	IMF
Social Benefits	0 Domestic Currency in 1999	IMF

Tunisia - Goods And Services Expense - General Government
Central Government	372.8 Domestic Currency in 1999	IMF
Social Security Funds	22.3 Domestic Currency in 1999	IMF

General Government The goods and services expense of the central government of Tunisia
Budgetary	372.8 Domestic Currency in 1999	IMF

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