Investment in nonfinancial assets of Croatia increased from 1.07 local currency in 1992 to 204 local currency in 2001 growing at an average annual rate of 399.02%.
The description is composed by our digital data assistant.| Austria | 210.75 Domestic Currency in 1994 | IMF |
| Belgium | 111.55 Domestic Currency in 1994 | IMF |
| Finland | 64.25 Domestic Currency in 1994 | IMF |
| Russian Federation | 51.87 Domestic Currency in 2001 | IMF |
| France | 0.55 Domestic Currency in 1994 | IMF |
| Czech Republic | 0.05 Domestic Currency in 1994 | IMF |
| Albania | 0 Domestic Currency in 1998 | IMF |
| Estonia | 0 Domestic Currency in 1991 | IMF |
| Bulgaria | -1.54 Domestic Currency in 1994 | IMF |
| Government Expenditure | 1,072 Domestic Currency in 2001 | IMF |
| Government Revenue | 1,061 Domestic Currency in 2001 | IMF |
| Operating Balance | 335 Domestic Currency in 2001 | IMF |
| Consumption of fixed capital | 0 Domestic Currency in 2001 | IMF |
| Net Acquisition of Financial Assets | 0 Domestic Currency in 2001 | IMF |
| Net Incurrence of Liabilities | -131 Domestic Currency in 2001 | IMF |
| Primary Net Lending/Borrowing | -162 Domestic Currency in 2001 | IMF |
| Budget Deficit | -215 Domestic Currency in 2001 | IMF |
| Central Government | 747.16 Domestic Currency in 2001 | IMF |
| Social Security Funds | 10.77 Domestic Currency in 2001 | IMF |
| Budgetary | 1,375 Domestic Currency in 2001 | IMF |
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