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  • Consumption (constant prices, year on year growth, %)
    Indicator

    Real consumption, constant prices in domestic currency, year-on-year % growth. It includes private and public consumption.
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    Country Argentina · Bahamas · Jamaica ...

    Temporal coverage -

    Published date 2019-03-05

  • Total Credit (% of GDP, end of period)
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    Total credit, as a % of GDP, end of period. It refers to credit granted by the consolidated financial sector.
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    Country Argentina · Bahamas · Jamaica ...

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    Published date 2019-03-05

  • External Public Debt (Non Financial Public Sector) (% of GDP, period average)
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    External public debt, as a % of GDP, annual average. It refers to debt held by nonresidents. It refers to the nonfinancial public sector.
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    Country Argentina · Bahamas · Jamaica ...

    Temporal coverage -

    Published date 2019-03-05

  • Fiscal Revenue (General Government) (% of GDP)
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    Revenues, as a % of GDP. Revenues are defined as revenues and grants. It refers to general government. The fiscal year starts on January 1.
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    Country Argentina · Bahamas · Jamaica ...

    Temporal coverage -

    Published date 2019-03-05

  • Survey data associated with: The Invisible Women: The Costs of Prison and the Indirect Effects on Women
    Dataset

    By Innovation in Citizen Services Division (VPS/IFD/ICS)
    This dataset contains survey data for the publication "The Invisible Women: The Costs of Prison and the Indirect Effects on Women" (Related publication only available in Spanish). The study seeks to draw attention to the families of people who are detained in the local Mexican prison system. The results of this study are divided into two parts: the first part shows the socio-demographic characteristics of those who visit the Centers for Social Rehabilitation including information about their education, work, and economic status, among others. The second part provides quantitative information on the economic, social and health costs that are imposed by a criminal model that fails to recognize its existence, and by a prison system that frequently fails to comply with the obligation to pay the expenses of those that have been put in seclusion.
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    Country Mexico

    Temporal coverage 2014-2014

    Published date 2016-05-31