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World Data Atlas Topics Economy Social Benefits

Between 2008 and 2011, Central African Republic social benefits remained stable at around 0 local currency.

Social benefits in Africa
Mauritius	817.8 Domestic Currency in 2011	IMF
Cabo Verde	52.56 Domestic Currency in 2011	IMF
Egypt	0 Domestic Currency in 2011	IMF
Ghana	0 Domestic Currency in 2011	IMF
Morocco	0 Domestic Currency in 2011	IMF
South Africa	0 Domestic Currency in 2011	IMF

Government finance in the Central African Republic
Government Expenditure	12,686.16 Domestic Currency in 2011	IMF
Government Revenue	12,686.16 Domestic Currency in 2011	IMF
Investment in Nonfinancial Assets	1,759.36 Domestic Currency in 2011	IMF
Operating Balance	0 Domestic Currency in 2011	IMF
Budget Deficit	-1,759.36 Domestic Currency in 2011	IMF
Primary Net Lending/Borrowing	-1,759.36 Domestic Currency in 2011	IMF

Government Finance Government expenditure in Central African Republic
Goods and Services Expense	1,759.36 Domestic Currency in 2011	IMF
Compensation of Employees	0 Domestic Currency in 2011	IMF
Interest Payments	0 Domestic Currency in 2011	IMF

The social benefits of central government in the Central African Republic
Budgetary	0 Domestic Currency in 2011	IMF

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