Primary net lending/borrowing in the Marshall Islands

12,836 Domestic Currency in 2020

Though Marshall Islands primary net lending/borrowing fluctuated substantially in recent years, it tended to increase through 2011 - 2020 period ending at 12,836 budgetary in 2020.

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Primary Net Lending/Borrowing - Oceania
Samoa 150,169.9 Domestic Currency in 2020 IMF
Kiribati 77,052.23 Domestic Currency in 2020 IMF
Tonga 69.44 Domestic Currency in 2020 IMF
Australia -80.77 Domestic Currency in 2020 IMF
Solomon Islands -282.86 Domestic Currency in 2020 IMF
Fiji -494.73 Domestic Currency in 2020 IMF
Vanuatu -2,104.2 Domestic Currency in 2020 IMF
Papua New Guinea -5,144.43 Domestic Currency in 2020 IMF
Palau -23,876 Domestic Currency in 2020 IMF
Government finance in Marshall Islands
Government Revenue 171,267 Domestic Currency in 2020 IMF
Government Expenditure 143,733.6 Domestic Currency in 2020 IMF
Debt 96,801.97 Domestic Currency in 2019 IMF
Net Worth 80,987.09 Domestic Currency in 2019 IMF
Operating Balance 33,526 Domestic Currency in 2020 IMF
Investment in Nonfinancial Assets 21,354 Domestic Currency in 2020 IMF
Budget Deficit 12,172 Domestic Currency in 2020 IMF
Net Acquisition of Financial Assets 11,877 Domestic Currency in 2020 IMF
Consumption of fixed capital 5,992.6 Domestic Currency in 2020 IMF
Net Incurrence of Liabilities -241 Domestic Currency in 2020 IMF
General Government The primary net lending/borrowing of the central government of the Marshall Islands
Extrabudgetary -3,753.62 Domestic Currency in 2018 IMF