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World Data Atlas Topics Economy Goods and Services Expense

Goods and services expense of Iran increased from 0.02 local currency in 1990 to 7.4 local currency in 2009 growing at an average annual rate of 77.14%.

The goods and services expense of the Middle East
Israel	17,510.89 Domestic Currency in 2009	IMF
Jordan	167.8 Domestic Currency in 2009	IMF
Kuwait	126 Domestic Currency in 2009	IMF
Turkey	11.68 Domestic Currency in 2009	IMF
Cyprus	5.4 Domestic Currency in 1994	IMF

Government finance in Iran
Government Expenditure	37.82 Domestic Currency in 2009	IMF
Government Revenue	37.82 Domestic Currency in 2009	IMF
Budget Deficit	0 Domestic Currency in 2009	IMF
Investment in Nonfinancial Assets	0 Domestic Currency in 2009	IMF
Net Acquisition of Financial Assets	0 Domestic Currency in 2009	IMF
Net Incurrence of Liabilities	0 Domestic Currency in 2009	IMF
Operating Balance	0 Domestic Currency in 2009	IMF
Primary Net Lending/Borrowing	0 Domestic Currency in 2009	IMF

Government Finance Government expenditure in Iran
Compensation of Employees	30.42 Domestic Currency in 2009	IMF
Interest Payments	0 Domestic Currency in 2009	IMF
Social Benefits	0 Domestic Currency in 2009	IMF

Iran - Goods And Services Expense - General Government
Central Government	86.51 Domestic Currency in 2009	IMF
Social Security Funds	0.88 Domestic Currency in 2009	IMF

General Government The goods and services expense of the central government of Iran
Budgetary	78.23 Domestic Currency in 2009	IMF

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