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World Data Atlas Topics Economy Government Revenue

Government revenue from the central government of Burundi increased from 5.73 local currency in 1975 to 16.1 local currency in 1981 growing at an average annual rate of 19.40%.

Government revenue from the central government of Africa
Zimbabwe	1,130 Domestic Currency in 1981	IMF
Madagascar	133.03 Domestic Currency in 1980	IMF
Lesotho	70.08 Domestic Currency in 1977	IMF
Togo	46.88 Domestic Currency in 1977	IMF
Benin	44.33 Domestic Currency in 1979	IMF
Burkina Faso	15.97 Domestic Currency in 1974	IMF
Rwanda	13.81 Domestic Currency in 1980	IMF
Mali	0.02 Domestic Currency in 1975	IMF

Central government government finance in Burundi
Budget Deficit	-4.84 Domestic Currency in 1981	IMF
Debt	740.3B current LCU in 1999	WB
Government Expenditure	11.92 Domestic Currency in 1981	IMF
Investment in Nonfinancial Assets	9.01 Domestic Currency in 1981	IMF
Operating Balance	4.17 Domestic Currency in 1981	IMF
Primary Net Lending/Borrowing	-4.45 Domestic Currency in 1981	IMF

Government Finance Government revenue from the central government of Burundi
Tax Revenue	10.13 Domestic Currency in 1981	IMF
Social Contributions	0.34 Domestic Currency in 1981	IMF

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