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Solomon Islands Highest Budget Deficit

17.03% in 2004
General government net lending/borrowing as % of GDP · IMF WEO

The highest budget deficit in Solomon Islands was 17.03% in 2004. The top 5 years were: 2004 (17.03%), 2007 (15.31%), 2005 (13.39%), 2006 (12.96%), 2003 (10.56%).

Top 5 Highest Years▾
Solomon Islands Top 5 Highest Budget Deficit Years
RankYearValue
1st 2004 17.03%
2nd 2007 15.31%
3rd 2005 13.39%
4th 2006 12.96%
5th 2003 10.56%
All Data (sorted by value)▾
YearValueChangeRank
2004 17.03% +6.47% 183rd
2007 15.31% +2.35% 180th
2006 12.96% −0.43% 171st
2005 13.39% −3.64% 178th
2003 10.56% +14.91% 180th
2011 6.23% +0.21% 180th
2010 6.02% +3.67% 182nd
2012 4.63% −1.59% 174th
1998 5.04% +2.90% 144th
2013 3.57% −1.06% 177th
1996 3.73% +0.54% 128th
1994 4.33% +1.88% 100th
1995 3.19% −1.14% 122nd
1992 4.13% +3.99% 95th
1980 3.42% – 21st
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Source: IMF WEO (GGXCNL_NGDP)
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