The net incurrence of liabilities in the social security funds of Tunisia - knoema.com

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World Data Atlas Topics Institutions Social Security Funds

Between 1993 and 2012, Tunisia the net incurrence of liabilities in the social security funds remained stable at around 0 domestic currency.

Net Incurrence Of Liabilities - Social Security Funds - Africa
Cabo Verde	2,409.15 Domestic Currency in 2012	IMF
South Africa	6.27 Domestic Currency in 2012	IMF
Egypt	1.2 Domestic Currency in 2011	IMF
Ethiopia	0 Domestic Currency in 2003	IMF
Mauritius	0 Domestic Currency in 2012	IMF
Morocco	0 Domestic Currency in 2011	IMF
Seychelles	0 Domestic Currency in 1999	IMF

Government finance social security funds in Tunisia
Government Revenue	5,910.9 Domestic Currency in 2012	IMF
Government Expenditure	5,745.9 Domestic Currency in 2012	IMF
Investment in Nonfinancial Assets	278 Domestic Currency in 2012	IMF
Operating Balance	165 Domestic Currency in 2012	IMF
Budget Deficit	-113 Domestic Currency in 2012	IMF
Net Acquisition of Financial Assets	-113 Domestic Currency in 2012	IMF
Primary Net Lending/Borrowing	-113 Domestic Currency in 2012	IMF

General Government
Central Government	439.6 Domestic Currency in 1999	IMF

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