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World Data Atlas Topics Institutions Social Security Funds

Barbados interest payments from social security funds was 0 domestic currency in 2004, unchanged from the previous year.

Interest payments from social security funds in Central America and the Caribbean
El Salvador	6.7 Domestic Currency in 2004	IMF
Costa Rica	0.57 Domestic Currency in 2004	IMF
Dominican Republic	0 Domestic Currency in 2004	IMF
Honduras	0 Domestic Currency in 2004	IMF
Jamaica	0 Domestic Currency in 2004	IMF
Nicaragua	0 Domestic Currency in 2004	IMF

Government finance social security funds in Barbados
Government Revenue	479.4 Domestic Currency in 2004	IMF
Government Expenditure	290.2 Domestic Currency in 2004	IMF
Budget Deficit	189.2 Domestic Currency in 2004	IMF
Operating Balance	189.2 Domestic Currency in 2004	IMF
Primary Net Lending/Borrowing	189.2 Domestic Currency in 2004	IMF
Net Acquisition of Financial Assets	105.21 Domestic Currency in 2003	IMF
Net Incurrence of Liabilities	1.26 Domestic Currency in 2003	IMF
Investment in Nonfinancial Assets	0 Domestic Currency in 2004	IMF

Government Finance Government expenditure of social security funds in the Barbados
Social Benefits	280.9 Domestic Currency in 2004	IMF
Compensation of Employees	0 Domestic Currency in 2004	IMF
Goods and Services Expense	0 Domestic Currency in 2004	IMF

Barbados - Interest Payments - General Government
Central Government	273 Domestic Currency in 2004	IMF

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