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Romania - Government Revenue 1991

Name: Romania Government Revenue 1991
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General government revenue as % of GDP · IMF WEO

41.51% +2.13% from 1990 Global rank: 19th

Romania's government revenue was 41.51% in 1991, increased +2.13% from 39.38% in 1990. This was the 19th highest globally.

Global Ranking - 1991▾

Government Revenue by Country - 1991
Rank	Country	Value	YoY
1st	Kiribati	85.93%	-14.9%
2nd	Kuwait	63.90%	-12.4%
3rd	Sweden	61.52%	0.4%
4th	Finland	56.06%	4.4%
5th	Seychelles	55.26%	-4.7%
6th	Qatar	54.96%	3.3%
7th	Denmark	52.33%	-1.8%
8th	Norway	49.85%	-2.0%
9th	France	49.84%	1.4%
10th	Equatorial Guinea	48.48%	-8.1%
11th	Belgium	47.95%	1.2%
12th	Netherlands	47.53%	6.2%
13th	New Zealand	46.86%	0.0%
14th	Austria	44.90%	1.5%
15th	Italy	44.24%	2.8%
16th	Germany	43.33%	-
17th	Canada	43.08%	2.1%
18th	Iceland	42.19%	7.0%
19th	Romania	41.51%	5.4%
20th	Lesotho	41.05%	-1.6%
21st	United Arab Emirates	39.85%	138.5%
22nd	Mongolia	39.67%	-6.3%
23rd	Solomon Islands	39.52%	29.1%
24th	Spain	38.03%	2.3%
25th	Portugal	38.01%	7.6%
26th	Oman	37.56%	-9.0%
27th	Libya	35.89%	7.6%
28th	Jordan	34.74%	-4.8%
29th	United Kingdom	33.12%	-1.1%
30th	Saudi Arabia	31.67%	-
31st	Namibia	31.43%	0.4%
32nd	Japan	30.97%	-1.4%
33rd	Vanuatu	30.40%	-
34th	Bhutan	30.33%	5.9%
35th	Australia	30.27%	0.1%
36th	Trinidad and Tobago	29.77%	12.1%
37th	Brunei Darussalam	29.59%	-2.4%
38th	Algeria	29.11%	9.3%
39th	Malaysia	29.00%	-5.5%
40th	Syrian Arab Republic	27.70%	13.8%
41st	Switzerland	27.62%	0.1%
42nd	Maldives	27.48%	33.7%
43rd	Djibouti	26.82%	-0.4%
44th	Dominica	25.97%	-3.2%
45th	St. Vincent and the Grenadines	25.76%	1.5%
46th	Greece	25.57%	1.4%
47th	Bahrain	25.07%	-2.0%
48th	Burundi	23.36%	-8.6%
49th	Gabon	23.05%	22.9%
50th	Jamaica	23.04%	-6.6%
51st	Congo, Republic of	22.89%	-13.1%
52nd	Eswatini	22.86%	-3.5%
53rd	Chile	22.79%	-1.9%
54th	Grenada	22.50%	6.1%
55th	Tunisia	22.38%	-18.6%
56th	Papua New Guinea	21.77%	-3.3%
57th	Mexico	21.60%	9.1%
58th	Bolivia, Plurinational State of	19.98%	8.7%
59th	Morocco	19.90%	-6.4%
60th	Mauritania	19.40%	-13.7%
61st	India	19.37%	9.1%
62nd	Sudan	19.22%	30.3%
63rd	St. Kitts and Nevis	19.13%	-4.0%
64th	Yemen, Republic of	18.98%	16.0%
65th	Honduras	18.62%	8.1%
66th	Sri Lanka	18.45%	-2.7%
67th	Colombia	18.04%	5.9%
68th	Philippines	17.78%	2.8%
69th	Comoros	17.68%	-8.0%
70th	St. Lucia	17.55%	4.5%
71st	Antigua and Barbuda	16.85%	-7.7%
72nd	Suriname	16.84%	-14.2%
73rd	Singapore	16.53%	-2.9%
74th	El Salvador	16.23%	6.3%
75th	Lebanon	16.09%	63.9%
76th	Hong Kong SAR, China	15.94%	10.1%
77th	Indonesia	15.55%	-7.5%
78th	China	15.50%	-11.2%
79th	Mozambique	15.32%	-7.4%
80th	Paraguay	14.78%	-18.3%
81st	Tanzania	14.77%	-
82nd	Central African Republic	14.64%	-5.0%
83rd	Burkina Faso	14.20%	30.4%
84th	Benin	14.15%	-4.9%
85th	Guinea	13.04%	-12.8%
86th	Nigeria	12.43%	-9.3%
87th	Iran, Islamic Republic of	12.40%	-15.4%
88th	Costa Rica	11.59%	-19.9%
89th	Togo	11.07%	-27.2%
90th	Guinea-Bissau	10.79%	-
91st	Pakistan	10.57%	-12.5%
92nd	Kenya	9.88%	-29.0%
93rd	Bahamas, The	9.62%	9.9%
94th	Bangladesh	9.30%	3.6%
95th	Madagascar	9.09%	-29.3%
96th	Ghana	5.61%	20.4%

FAQ

What was Romania's government revenue in 1991?▾

Romania's government revenue in 1991 was 41.51%. This ranked 19th globally.

How did Romania's government revenue change in 1991?▾

Romania's government revenue increased by 5.4% in 1991 compared to 1990.

Which country had the highest government revenue in 1991?▾

Kiribati had the highest government revenue in 1991 at 85.93%.

What is the government revenue of Romania in 1991?▾

The government revenue of Romania in 1991 was 41.51%. This ranked 19th globally.

How does 1991 compare to 1990 for Romania's government revenue?▾

Romania's government revenue went from 39.38% in 1990 to 41.51% in 1991, a 5.4% increase.

HistorySaid - pattern alert

Romania matched the Stagflation Risk pattern in 1991. Historically: 307 occurrences, 117 successful (38%). Outcome 24 months later: 255.2%. View full analysis →

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