General Government Structural Balance (% Potential GDP) Data for All Countries
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Indicator: General Government Structural Balance (% Potential GDP) › Change indicator
Year: 2015 › Change year
Full Dataset: From Year 1980 to 2019
Date of Last Update: 17th March 2015
Data Source: International Monetary Fund (IMF)
While looking at the values for General Government Structural Balance (% Potential GDP) data, please note: Data are on a national income accounts basis. The structural budget position is defined as the actual budget deficit (or surplus) less the effects of cyclical deviations of output from potential output. Because of the margin of uncertainty that attaches to estimates of cyclical gaps and to tax and expenditure elasticities with respect to national income, indicators of structural budget positions should be interpreted as broad orders of magnitude.
This is the main page for the General Government Structural Balance (% Potential GDP) indicator, and shows data for all countries and regions . It defaults to the current year of reported data, which is 2015. If you would like to look at data for another year, please change the year
| General Government Structural Balance (% Potential GDP) | Value | |||
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Advanced Economies | -2.4 % | |||
| Argentina | -6.722 % | |||
| Australia | -2.157 % | |||
| Austria | -0.239 % | |||
| Belgium | -2.328 % | |||
| Bosnia and Herzegovina | -0.164 % | |||
| Brazil | -9.293 % | |||
| Bulgaria | -2.194 % | |||
| Canada | -1.283 % | |||
| Chile | -2.033 % | |||
| China | -2.436 % | |||
| Colombia | -3.3 % | |||
| Croatia | -3.109 % | |||
| Czech Republic | -1.802 % | |||
| Denmark | -1.271 % | |||
| Dominican Republic | -2.707 % | |||
| Ecuador | -4.918 % | |||
| Egypt | -11.456 % | |||
| Estonia | 1.441 % | |||
| Euro Area | -0.862 % | |||
| Finland | -0.961 % | |||
| France | -2.112 % | |||
| Georgia | -0.25 % | |||
| Germany | 0.699 % | |||
| Greece | -1.07 % | |||
| Grenada | -1.331 % | |||
| Guam | 1.638 % | |||
| Hong Kong | 1.237 % | |||
| Iceland | -1.594 % | |||
| India | -7.105 % | |||
| Indonesia | -2.449 % | |||
| Ireland | -1.189 % | |||
| Israel | -2.845 % | |||
| Italy | -0.843 % | |||
| Japan | -4.853 % | |||
| Kazakhstan | -5.958 % | |||
| Korea | 0.09 % | |||
| Latvia | -1.396 % | |||
| Lebanon | -12.209 % | |||
| Lithuania | -0.485 % | |||
| Luxembourg | 0.726 % | |||
| Major advanced economies (G7) | -2.728 % | |||
| Malaysia | -3.252 % | |||
| Malta | -2.547 % | |||
| Mauritius | -1.822 % | |||
| Mexico | -4.092 % | |||
| Morocco | -4.943 % | |||
| Netherlands | -0.266 % | |||
| New Zealand | 0.264 % | |||
| Norway | -6.695 % | |||
| Other Advanced Economies (Excluding G7 and Eurozone) | -1.233 % | |||
| Panama | -0.927 % | |||
| Paraguay | -2.982 % | |||
| Peru | -1.75 % | |||
| Philippines | 0.004 % | |||
| Poland | -2.819 % | |||
| Portugal | -1.485 % | |||
| Romania | -0.656 % | |||
| Russia | -2.371 % | |||
| Serbia | -3.307 % | |||
| Singapore | 1.067 % | |||
| Slovakia | -2.641 % | |||
| Slovenia | -2.095 % | |||
| South Africa | -3.71 % | |||
| Spain | -2.367 % | |||
| Suriname | -7.602 % | |||
| Sweden | -0.703 % | |||
| Switzerland | -- % | |||
| Taiwan | -2.681 % | |||
| Thailand | 0.678 % | |||
| Tunisia | -4.263 % | |||
| Turkey | -1.254 % | |||
| Ukraine | -0.665 % | |||
| United Kingdom | -4.148 % | |||
| United States | -3.048 % | |||
| Uruguay | -4.109 % | |||
| World Average | -0.89 % |