The primary net lending/borrowing of social security funds in Jamaica - knoema.com

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World Data Atlas Topics Economy Primary Net Lending/Borrowing

Though Jamaica primary net lending/borrowing - social security funds fluctuated substantially in recent years, it tended to increase through 1999 - 2020 period ending at 12.95 domestic currency in 2020.

Primary Net Lending/Borrowing - Social Security Funds - Central America And The Caribbean
Honduras	2,720.98 Domestic Currency in 2015	IMF
Guatemala	2,480.91 Domestic Currency in 2020	IMF
Barbados	189.2 Domestic Currency in 2004	IMF
Costa Rica	119.56 Domestic Currency in 2020	IMF
El Salvador	9 Domestic Currency in 2020	IMF
Dominican Republic	5.24 Domestic Currency in 2020	IMF
Nicaragua	-3,597.81 Domestic Currency in 2020	IMF

Government finance social security funds in Jamaica
Net Worth	119.53 Domestic Currency in 2018	IMF
Government Revenue	37.72 Domestic Currency in 2020	IMF
Government Expenditure	24.77 Domestic Currency in 2020	IMF
Operating Balance	12.98 Domestic Currency in 2020	IMF
Budget Deficit	12.95 Domestic Currency in 2020	IMF
Debt	2.61 Domestic Currency in 2017	IMF
Consumption of fixed capital	0.02 Domestic Currency in 2020	IMF
Investment in Nonfinancial Assets	0.02 Domestic Currency in 2020	IMF
Net Acquisition of Financial Assets	-0.35 Domestic Currency in 2013	IMF
Net Incurrence of Liabilities	-1.73 Domestic Currency in 2013	IMF

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