Between 2003 and 2012, Suriname social benefits remained stable at around 0 domestic currency.
The description is composed by our digital data assistant.| Colombia | 17,815.79 Domestic Currency in 2012 | IMF |
| Chile | 6,184.73 Domestic Currency in 2012 | IMF |
| Argentina | 5,786.78 Domestic Currency in 2004 | IMF |
| Bolivia | 3,718.15 Domestic Currency in 2007 | IMF |
| Peru | 3,354.22 Domestic Currency in 2012 | IMF |
| Paraguay | 2,409.75 Domestic Currency in 2012 | IMF |
| Brazil | 490.49 Domestic Currency in 2012 | IMF |
| Uruguay | 0 Domestic Currency in 2008 | IMF |
| Government Revenue | 4,217.38 Domestic Currency in 2012 | IMF |
| Government Expenditure | 3,681.17 Domestic Currency in 2012 | IMF |
| Investment in Nonfinancial Assets | 728.38 Domestic Currency in 2012 | IMF |
| Operating Balance | 536.21 Domestic Currency in 2012 | IMF |
| Net Incurrence of Liabilities | 443.47 Domestic Currency in 2012 | IMF |
| Net Acquisition of Financial Assets | 251.3 Domestic Currency in 2012 | IMF |
| Primary Net Lending/Borrowing | -51.61 Domestic Currency in 2012 | IMF |
| Budget Deficit | -192.17 Domestic Currency in 2012 | IMF |
| Compensation of Employees | 1,315.62 Domestic Currency in 2012 | IMF |
| Goods and Services Expense | 1,246.39 Domestic Currency in 2012 | IMF |
| Interest Payments | 140.56 Domestic Currency in 2012 | IMF |
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