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Israel Budget Deficit 2000s

General government net lending/borrowing as % of GDP · IMF WEO
-3.56% decade average (2000-2009)

Israel's budget deficit during the 2000s ranged from -8.22% (2002) to -0.43% (2007), averaging -3.56% over 10 years of data.

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2000s Data▾
YearValueChangeRank
2000 -0.80% – 102nd
2001 -4.06% −3.26% 45th
2002 -8.22% −4.16% 14th
2003 -5.03% +3.19% 31st
2004 -3.40% +1.63% 51st
2005 -2.74% +0.66% 60th
2006 -0.95% +1.79% 80th
2007 -0.43% +0.52% 91st
2008 -3.50% −3.06% 43rd
2009 -6.53% −3.03% 41st
Source: IMF WEO (GGXCNL_NGDP)
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