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World Data Atlas Topics Economy Goods and Services Expense

Between 1990 and 1994, goods and services expense of Cyprus grew substantially from 2.97 to 5.4 local currency rising at an increasing annual rate that reached a maximum of 20.30% in 1992 and then decreased to 14.91% in 1994.

The goods and services expense of the Middle East
Kuwait	29 Domestic Currency in 1994	IMF
Turkey	0.01 Domestic Currency in 1994	IMF

Government finance in Cyprus
Government Expenditure	261.83 Domestic Currency in 1994	IMF
Government Revenue	241.07 Domestic Currency in 1994	IMF
Operating Balance	234.52 Domestic Currency in 1994	IMF
Net Acquisition of Financial Assets	21.29 Domestic Currency in 1994	IMF
Investment in Nonfinancial Assets	17.94 Domestic Currency in 1994	IMF
Primary Net Lending/Borrowing	-8.87 Domestic Currency in 1994	IMF
Budget Deficit	-38.7 Domestic Currency in 1994	IMF
Net Incurrence of Liabilities	-195.29 Domestic Currency in 1994	IMF

Government Finance Government expenditure in Cyprus
Social Benefits	47.57 Domestic Currency in 1994	IMF
Interest Payments	29.83 Domestic Currency in 1994	IMF
Compensation of Employees	2.14 Domestic Currency in 1994	IMF

The goods and services expense of the general government of Cyprus
Social Security Funds	2.34 Domestic Currency in 1994	IMF

General Government The goods and services expense of the central government of Cyprus
Budgetary	147.37 Domestic Currency in 1994	IMF

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