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St. Lucia - Government Revenue 1985

Name: St. Lucia Government Revenue 1985
Creator: IMF WEO
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General government revenue as % of GDP · IMF WEO

18.89% Global rank: 31st

St. Lucia's government revenue was 18.89% in 1985. This was the 31st highest globally.

Global Ranking - 1985▾

Government Revenue by Country - 1985
Rank	Country	Value	YoY
1st	Kuwait	79.90%	-
2nd	Brunei Darussalam	70.87%	-
3rd	Sweden	58.84%	0.9%
4th	Denmark	53.12%	3.6%
5th	Finland	51.95%	3.5%
6th	France	51.18%	0.7%
7th	Norway	50.32%	4.5%
8th	Belgium	50.29%	0.2%
9th	Netherlands	48.65%	0.8%
10th	Seychelles	48.19%	8.4%
11th	Bhutan	45.10%	8.9%
12th	Mongolia	43.91%	0.9%
13th	New Zealand	39.19%	-
14th	Canada	38.71%	-0.3%
15th	United Kingdom	36.95%	-0.5%
16th	Jordan	35.47%	-
17th	Iceland	35.43%	-4.0%
18th	Lesotho	34.47%	9.0%
19th	Spain	32.99%	5.4%
20th	Japan	29.03%	1.6%
21st	Switzerland	28.11%	-0.7%
22nd	Equatorial Guinea	26.03%	-40.4%
23rd	St. Vincent and the Grenadines	25.60%	0.1%
24th	Greece	24.68%	-0.4%
25th	China	23.38%	-0.4%
26th	Papua New Guinea	22.87%	-0.8%
27th	Solomon Islands	21.50%	3.6%
28th	Eswatini	20.94%	-10.8%
29th	St. Kitts and Nevis	19.77%	-3.1%
30th	Comoros	19.74%	12.2%
31st	St. Lucia	18.89%	-
32nd	Indonesia	17.66%	-4.8%
33rd	Hong Kong SAR, China	15.52%	9.0%
34th	Kenya	12.54%	1.8%
35th	Paraguay	12.23%	-2.9%
36th	Colombia	12.21%	6.7%
37th	Bolivia, Plurinational State of	11.98%	230.3%
38th	Pakistan	11.52%	-4.3%
39th	Mozambique	11.36%	-35.0%
40th	Burkina Faso	10.26%	-
41st	Madagascar	9.46%	20.5%
42nd	Bangladesh	5.09%	5.6%
43rd	Ghana	4.89%	33.4%

FAQ

What was St. Lucia's government revenue in 1985?▾

St. Lucia's government revenue in 1985 was 18.89%. This ranked 31st globally.

Which country had the highest government revenue in 1985?▾

Kuwait had the highest government revenue in 1985 at 79.90%.

What is the government revenue of St. Lucia in 1985?▾

The government revenue of St. Lucia in 1985 was 18.89%. This ranked 31st globally.

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