Net lending (+) or borrowing (−) as % of GDP of each subsector of general government: central government, state government (federal countries), local government, social security funds. The subsectors add up to the government balance (Maastricht deficit). Eurostat (gov_10a_main) in the European Union; OECD national accounts (Table 12 over GDP) elsewhere.· The subsectors add up to the government balance (the Maastricht deficit when negative). Transfers between subsectors (State grants to local authorities, to social security) shift deficits from one to another: a subsector in surplus is often financed by another.· Built by Citoyen from the OECD national accounts: Table 12 (general government main aggregates, national currency) divided by nominal GDP from Table 1; the same items as Eurostat's government accounts, cross-checked on France within 0.3 pt. Sales = market output + payments for non-market output. A subsector the country does not report separately is counted inside the others: the United States publishes state and local government together, the United Kingdom has no separate social security funds (they sit in central government), Korea and the United Kingdom have no state level.· Licence : OECD terms and conditions · source: OECD, National Accounts (Tables 1 and 12)
Social security fundsLocal governmentState governmentCentral governmentGeneral government
