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World Data Atlas Topics Economy Social Benefits

Between 1992 and 1996, Burundi social benefits remained stable at around 0 local currency.

Social benefits in Africa
Morocco	2,633 Domestic Currency in 1995	IMF
Mauritius	191.5 Domestic Currency in 1996	IMF
Egypt	0 Domestic Currency in 1995	IMF
Madagascar	0 Domestic Currency in 1995	IMF
Rwanda	0 Domestic Currency in 1992	IMF
South Africa	0 Domestic Currency in 1996	IMF
Tunisia	0 Domestic Currency in 1996	IMF

Government finance in Burundi
Government Expenditure	11.41 Domestic Currency in 1996	IMF
Government Revenue	6 Domestic Currency in 1996	IMF
Investment in Nonfinancial Assets	6 Domestic Currency in 1996	IMF
Net Acquisition of Financial Assets	0 Domestic Currency in 1994	IMF
Net Incurrence of Liabilities	0 Domestic Currency in 1994	IMF
Operating Balance	-5.41 Domestic Currency in 1996	IMF
Budget Deficit	-11.41 Domestic Currency in 1996	IMF
Primary Net Lending/Borrowing	-11.41 Domestic Currency in 1996	IMF

Government Finance Government expenditure in Burundi
Compensation of Employees	0 Domestic Currency in 1996	IMF
Goods and Services Expense	0 Domestic Currency in 1996	IMF
Interest Payments	0 Domestic Currency in 1996	IMF

The social benefits of central government in Burundi
Budgetary	1.35 Domestic Currency in 1996	IMF

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