The structural balance of San Marino

Europe (Percent of potential GDP in 2023)

Germany is the top country by structural balance among 35 countries. As of 2023, structural balance in Germany was 0.41 percent of potential GDP. The top 5 countries also includes Switzerland, Sweden, Luxembourg, and Denmark.

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Germany 0.41 IMF
Switzerland 0.07 IMF
Sweden -0.01 IMF
Luxembourg -0.04 IMF
Denmark -0.21 IMF
Lithuania -0.28 IMF
Belarus -0.33 IMF
Russian Federation -0.37 IMF
Portugal -1.11 IMF
Ireland -1.25 IMF
Netherlands -1.28 IMF
Serbia -1.34 IMF
Malta -1.41 IMF
Latvia -1.44 IMF
Bosnia and Herzegovina -1.45 IMF
Bulgaria -1.58 IMF
Austria -1.65 IMF
Greece -1.9 IMF
Croatia -2.17 IMF
Finland -2.21 IMF
Ukraine -2.4 IMF
Poland -2.9 IMF
Slovenia -3.16 IMF
United Kingdom -3.33 IMF
Hungary -3.41 IMF
Italy -3.52 IMF
France -3.59 IMF
Slovakia -4.09 IMF
Belgium -4.44 IMF
Spain -4.65 IMF
Estonia -5.14 IMF
Czech Republic -5.48 IMF
Romania -5.98 IMF
Iceland -7.39 IMF
Norway -10.26 IMF
Government Finance
Budget Deficit -0.04 Billions of national currency in 2023 IMF + 2 others
Consumption of fixed capital 1.99 Domestic Currency in 2022 IMF
Debt 1.49 Billions of national currency in 2023 IMF + 1 other
Government Expenditure 0.35 Billions of national currency in 2023 IMF + 2 others
Government Revenue 0.3 Billions of national currency in 2023 IMF + 2 others
Investment in Nonfinancial Assets 3.62 Domestic Currency in 2022 IMF
Net Acquisition of Financial Assets 46.66 Domestic Currency in 2007 IMF
Net Incurrence of Liabilities 21.92 Domestic Currency in 2007 IMF
Net Worth 426.54 Domestic Currency in 2022 IMF
Operating Balance -15.77 Domestic Currency in 2022 IMF
Primary Net Lending/Borrowing -19.39 Domestic Currency in 2022 IMF