The budget deficit in the social security funds of Thailand - knoema.com

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World Data Atlas Topics Economy Budget Deficit

Though Thailand budget deficit - social security funds fluctuated substantially in recent years, it tended to increase through 2003 - 2022 period ending at 46.54 local currency in 2022.

Budget Deficit - Social Security Funds - Southeast Asia
Cambodia	125.92 Domestic Currency in 2020	IMF
Myanmar	102.16 Domestic Currency in 2019	IMF
Malaysia	0 Domestic Currency in 2001	IMF
Singapore	0 Domestic Currency in 2000	IMF
Indonesia	-11.72 Domestic Currency in 2004	IMF

Government finance social security funds in Thailand
Net Worth	1,018.62 Domestic Currency in 2012	IMF
Government Revenue	221.3 Domestic Currency in 2022	IMF
Government Expenditure	174.76 Domestic Currency in 2022	IMF
Operating Balance	46.54 Domestic Currency in 2022	IMF
Primary Net Lending/Borrowing	46.54 Domestic Currency in 2022	IMF
Consumption of fixed capital	0 Domestic Currency in 2021	IMF
Investment in Nonfinancial Assets	0 Domestic Currency in 2022	IMF
Net Acquisition of Financial Assets	-67.04 Domestic Currency in 2022	IMF
Net Incurrence of Liabilities	-111.56 Domestic Currency in 2022	IMF

The general government budget deficit in Thailand
Central Government	-883.76 Domestic Currency in 2022	IMF

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