This page has a list of the top 25 countries in budget best practice, ranked by Government Budget Surplus (+) or Deficit (-) over GDP (in %).
A government budget is made of two basic elements: revenues and expenses.
Revenues are derived primarily from taxes and asset sell-of.
Government expenses include spending , investment (such as infrastructure or research & development), social and welfare expenses.
| Country |
Budget surplus or deficit |
|
as a % of GDP |
|
| Norway |
10,6 |
| Qatar |
4,8 |
| Algeria |
4 |
| Bolivia |
3,71 |
| Brazil |
2,2 |
| Saudi Arabia |
1,9 |
| Estonia |
0,2 |
| Sweden |
0,2 |
| Chile |
-0,4 |
| Paraguay |
-0,4 |
| Peru |
-0,6 |
| Indonesia |
-0,62 |
| Luxembourg |
-1,1 |
| South Korea |
-1,1 |
| Switzerland |
-1,3 |
| Canada |
-2,1 |
| Rwanda |
-2,1 |
| Mexico |
-2,3 |
| China |
-2,5 |
| Finland |
-2,5 |
| Denmark |
-2,6 |
| Singapore |
-2,6 |
| Tunisia |
-2,6 |
| Bulgaria |
-3,1 |
| Taiwan |
-3,2 |
This page has a list of the worst 25 countries in budget best practice, or “25 worst practice”, ranked by Government Budget Deficit over GDP (in %).
A government budget is made of two basic elements: revenues and expenses.
Revenues are derived primarily from taxes and asset sell-of.
Government expenses include spending , investment (such as infrastructure or research & development), social and welfare expenses.
| Country |
Budget deficit |
|
as a % of GDP |
|
| Ireland |
-31,3 |
| Botswana |
-10,7 |
| Greece |
-10,6 |
| United Kingdom |
-10,3 |
| United States |
-10,3 |
| Portugal |
-9,8 |
| Spain |
-9,3 |
| Tanzania |
-8,8 |
| Latvia |
-8,3 |
| Egypt |
-8,1 |
| Poland |
-7,8 |
| Slovakia |
-7,7 |
| Ghana |
-7,5 |
| France |
-7,1 |
| Namibia |
-7,1 |
| Lithuania |
-7 |
| Romania |
-6,9 |
| Kenya |
-6,4 |
| Pakistan |
-6,3 |
| Euro Area |
-6,2 |
| Slovenia |
-5,8 |
| Malaysia |
-5,6 |
| Ukraine |
-5,5 |
| India |
-5,1 |
| Netherlands |
-5,1 |
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