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Deficit/surplus and consumptionThe deficit/surplus (net lending/net borrowing in the ESA 2010) is equal to total revenue minus total expenditure, which implies that if the government is spending more than it is receiving, the figure recorded will be negative. Final consumption expenditure is defined in the ESA 2010 as the expenditure incurred by resident institutional units on goods or services that are used for the direct satisfaction of individual needs or wants or the collective needs of the community. General government final consumption expenditure can be divided into individual consumption expenditure and collective consumption expenditure. Total | Primary deficit/surplus | Interest payable | Gross saving Final consumption | Individual consumption | Collective consumption | Consumption by component
Below you can find the list of publications and reports where government data appear. Explore government finance data interactivelyThe ECB's government finance statistics dashboard allows you to access all the latest data for the euro area, the EU and individual EU Member States in graphical form.
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