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World Data Atlas Topics Economy Interest Payments

Interest payments of Barbados increased from 388.98 budgetary in 2007 to 736.15 budgetary in 2016 growing at an average annual rate of 7.40%.

Interest Payments - Central America And The Caribbean
Honduras	12,889.58 Domestic Currency in 2016	IMF
Guatemala	7,555.29 Domestic Currency in 2016	IMF
Nicaragua	3,754.98 Domestic Currency in 2016	IMF
Costa Rica	874.59 Domestic Currency in 2016	IMF
El Salvador	597.34 Domestic Currency in 2016	IMF
Jamaica	139.36 Domestic Currency in 2016	IMF
Dominican Republic	95.62 Domestic Currency in 2016	IMF
Belize	86.67 Domestic Currency in 2016	IMF
Grenada	82.28 Domestic Currency in 2016	IMF

Government finance in Barbados
Government Expenditure	3,267.46 Domestic Currency in 2016	IMF
Government Revenue	2,871.88 Domestic Currency in 2016	IMF
Net Incurrence of Liabilities	464.42 Domestic Currency in 2016	IMF
Net Acquisition of Financial Assets	289.04 Domestic Currency in 2016	IMF
Primary Net Lending/Borrowing	264.89 Domestic Currency in 2016	IMF
Investment in Nonfinancial Assets	126.37 Domestic Currency in 2016	IMF
Consumption of fixed capital	50.68 Domestic Currency in 2016	IMF
Operating Balance	-344.89 Domestic Currency in 2016	IMF
Budget Deficit	-471.26 Domestic Currency in 2016	IMF
Net Worth	-4,868.05 Domestic Currency in 2016	IMF

Government Finance Government expenditure in Barbados
Compensation of Employees	807.09 Domestic Currency in 2016	IMF
Goods and Services Expense	435.7 Domestic Currency in 2016	IMF
Social Benefits	362.23 Domestic Currency in 2016	IMF

Barbados - Interest Payments - General Government
Central Government	273 Domestic Currency in 2004	IMF
Social Security Funds	0 Domestic Currency in 2004	IMF

General Government Interest payments from the central government of Barbados
Extrabudgetary	1.3 Domestic Currency in 2004	IMF

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