Consumption of fixed capital of South Africa increased from 2.45 domestic currency in 2003 to 23.85 domestic currency in 2022 growing at an average annual rate of 20.65%.
The description is composed by our digital data assistant.| Benin | 0 Domestic Currency in 2005 | IMF |
| Burkina Faso | 0 Domestic Currency in 2018 | IMF |
| Central African Republic | 0 Domestic Currency in 2015 | IMF |
| Ethiopia | 0 Domestic Currency in 2019 | IMF |
| Kenya | 0 Domestic Currency in 2019 | IMF |
| Liberia | 0 Domestic Currency in 2005 | IMF |
| Madagascar | 0 Domestic Currency in 2018 | IMF |
| Mali | 0 Domestic Currency in 2000 | IMF |
| Mauritius | 0 Domestic Currency in 2008 | IMF |
| Budget Deficit | -297.46 Domestic Currency in 2022 | IMF |
| Debt | 4,393.12 Domestic Currency in 2022 | IMF |
| Government Expenditure | 2,051.07 Domestic Currency in 2022 | IMF |
| Government Revenue | 1,745.42 Domestic Currency in 2022 | IMF |
| Investment in Nonfinancial Assets | 15.66 Domestic Currency in 2022 | IMF |
| Net Acquisition of Financial Assets | -52.59 Domestic Currency in 2022 | IMF |
| Net Incurrence of Liabilities | 244.87 Domestic Currency in 2022 | IMF |
| Operating Balance | -281.8 Domestic Currency in 2022 | IMF |
| Primary Net Lending/Borrowing | 10.84 Domestic Currency in 2022 | IMF |
| Structural Balance | -6.93 Percent of potential GDP in 2023 | IMF |
| Central Government | 40.72 Domestic Currency in 2022 | IMF |
| Social Security Funds | 0.1 Domestic Currency in 2022 | IMF |
| Extrabudgetary | 16.87 Domestic Currency in 2022 | IMF |
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