2022 social budget

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With the 2022 social budget, the BMAS regularly provides a comprehensive overview of the range of services and the financing of social security in Germany: According to preliminary results, a total of around €1,178.5 billion was spent on social benefits in 2022. Compared to the previous year, this represents an increase of 2.2 percent, while nominal economic growth was significantly higher with an increase of 7.4 percent. The ratio of social benefits to gross domestic product - the social benefit ratio - is therefore again significantly lower at 30.5 percent than the higher values of the two previous years marked by the COVID-19 pandemic.

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Fi­n­an­a­tion by region and que­len in 2022 CSV Open resource
Funding after Quel­len and In­sti­tu­tio­nen in 2022 CSV Open resource
Post-arrival and post-arrival performances in 2022 CSV Open resource
Post-operational and post-operational performance in 2022 CSV Open resource
Insti­tu­tio­tions - 1992 to 2022 CSV Open resource
Post-employment and post-employment finances in 2022 CSV Open resource
Fi­n­an­a­tion by region and que­len in 2021 CSV Open resource
Finance after Quel­len and In­sti­tu­tio­nen in 2021 CSV Open resource
Deliveries by type and function in 2021 CSV Open resource
Post-operational and post-operational measures in 2021 CSV Open resource
Transfers and funding according to jobs and institutions in 2021 CSV Open resource
So­zi­al­leis­tun­geamt - 1960 to 2022 [CSV, 2KB] So­zi­al­bud­get ins­ge­samt - Leis­tun­gen und Fi­nan­zierung - 1992 to 2022 CSV Open resource
Socio­economic activities in general – 1960 to 2022 CSV Open resource

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