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In Bolivia, the economy shrank 1.6% in 2025, the region’s slowest; inflation was 20.4% in 2025, the highest of the 14. Poverty reaches 44.7% of the population (2025, 11th of 13) and unemployment is 2.7% (2024). Bolivia is among the three best placed on unemployment rate, education spending and homicide rate and among the three worst placed on GDP growth, GDP per capita at purchasing power parity, inflation, public debt, poverty rate and life expectancy at birth. Its public debt (2023), income inequality (Gini index) (2023), upper-secondary completion rate (2023) and share of households online (2021) figures are older than the rest of the region’s.

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Between 2021 and 2025 Bolivia went from the lowest to the highest inflation of the 14 countries in this comparison

Between 2021 and 2025 Bolivia went from the lowest to the highest inflation of the 14 countries in this comparisonDot plot of December-to-December inflation in the 14 countries in this comparison in 2021 (hollow dot) and 2025 (filled dot), sorted by 2025. Bolivia, highlighted, goes from 0.9% in 2021, the lowest, to 20.4% in 2025, the highest, a line that crosses almost the whole chart. The other 13 countries all fall, from 0.03 points (Ecuador) to 5.2 points (El Salvador, from 6.1% to 0.91%). The median goes from 5.9% to 2.8%.Between 2021 and 2025 Boliviawent from the lowest to the highestinflation of the 14 countries in thiscomparisonDecember-to-December inflation (%)in the 14 countries in this comparison, 2021 and 2025Bolivia20.4%0.9%Colombia5.1%Honduras5.0%Dominican Republic5.0%Mexico3.7%Uruguay3.6%Paraguay3.1%Median2.8%5.9%Nicaragua2.5%Ecuador1.9%Guatemala1.6%Peru1.5%El Salvador0.9%Panama0.2%Costa Rica−1.2%20252021little changesecond highest (2025)“Lowest” and “highest” refer only to the 14 countries in this comparison,which do not include Argentina, Brazil, Chile, Cuba, Haiti or Venezuela.In 2026 Bolivia has recorded lower inflation than in 2025: 4.9% over12 months in July, after 9.2% in June (VerDat’s calculationfrom the World Bank CPI).Sources: CEPALSTAT (ECLAC);World Bank, Global Economic Monitor: CPIVerDat
Between 2021 and 2025 Bolivia went from the lowest to the highest inflation of the 14 countries in this comparisonDot plot of December-to-December inflation in the 14 countries in this comparison in 2021 (hollow dot) and 2025 (filled dot), sorted by 2025. Bolivia, highlighted, goes from 0.9% in 2021, the lowest, to 20.4% in 2025, the highest, a line that crosses almost the whole chart. The other 13 countries all fall, from 0.03 points (Ecuador) to 5.2 points (El Salvador, from 6.1% to 0.91%). The median goes from 5.9% to 2.8%.Between 2021 and 2025 Bolivia wentfrom the lowest to the highest inflationof the 14 countries in this comparisonDecember-to-December inflation (%) in the 14 countriesin this comparison, 2021 and 2025Bolivia20.4%the lowest (2021) · 0.9%Colombia5.1%Honduras5.0%Dominican Republic5.0%Mexico3.7%Uruguay3.6%Paraguay3.1%Median of 14 countries2.8%5.9%Nicaragua2.5%Ecuador1.9%Guatemala1.6%Peru1.5%El Salvador0.9%Panama0.2%Costa Rica−1.2%20252021little changesecond highest (2025)“Lowest” and “highest” refer only to the 14 countries in this comparison, whichdo not include Argentina, Brazil, Chile, Cuba, Haiti or Venezuela.In 2026 Bolivia has recorded lower inflation than in 2025: 4.9% over 12 monthsin July, after 9.2% in June (VerDat’s calculation from the World Bank CPI).Sources: CEPALSTAT (ECLAC);World Bank, Global Economic Monitor: CPIVerDat
Between 2021 and 2025 Bolivia went from the lowest to the highest inflation of the 14 countries in this comparisonDot plot of December-to-December inflation in the 14 countries in this comparison in 2021 (hollow dot) and 2025 (filled dot), sorted by 2025. Bolivia, highlighted, goes from 0.9% in 2021, the lowest, to 20.4% in 2025, the highest, a line that crosses almost the whole chart. The other 13 countries all fall, from 0.03 points (Ecuador) to 5.2 points (El Salvador, from 6.1% to 0.91%). The median goes from 5.9% to 2.8%.Between 2021 and 2025 Bolivia wentfrom the lowest to the highest inflationof the 14 countries in this comparisonDecember-to-December inflation (%) in the 14 countriesin this comparison, 2021 and 2025Bolivia20.4%the lowest (2021) · 0.9%Colombiasecond highest (2025) · 5.1%Honduras5.0%Dominican Republic5.0%Mexico3.7%Uruguay3.6%Paraguay3.1%Median of 14 countries2.8%5.9%Nicaragua2.5%Ecuador1.9%Guatemala1.6%Peru1.5%El Salvador0.9%Panama0.2%Costa Rica−1.2%20252021little change“Lowest” and “highest” refer only to the 14 countries in this comparison, which do notinclude Argentina, Brazil, Chile, Cuba, Haiti or Venezuela.In 2026 Bolivia has recorded lower inflation than in 2025: 4.9% over 12 monthsin July, after 9.2% in June (VerDat’s calculation from the World Bank CPI).Sources: CEPALSTAT (ECLAC);World Bank, Global Economic Monitor: CPIVerDat
Between 2021 and 2025 Bolivia went from the lowest to the highest inflation of the 14 countries in this comparisonDot plot of December-to-December inflation in the 14 countries in this comparison in 2021 (hollow dot) and 2025 (filled dot), sorted by 2025. Bolivia, highlighted, goes from 0.9% in 2021, the lowest, to 20.4% in 2025, the highest, a line that crosses almost the whole chart. The other 13 countries all fall, from 0.03 points (Ecuador) to 5.2 points (El Salvador, from 6.1% to 0.91%). The median goes from 5.9% to 2.8%.Between 2021 and 2025 Bolivia wentfrom the lowest to the highest inflationof the 14 countries in this comparisonDecember-to-December inflation (%) in the 14 countriesin this comparison, 2021 and 2025Bolivia20.4%the lowest (2021) · 0.9%Colombiasecond highest (2025) · 5.1%Honduras5.0%Dominican Republic5.0%Mexico3.7%Uruguay3.6%Paraguay3.1%Median of 14 countries2.8%5.9%Nicaragua2.5%Ecuador1.9%Guatemala1.6%Peru1.5%El Salvador0.9%Panama0.2%Costa Rica−1.2%20252021little change“Lowest” and “highest” refer only to the 14 countries in this comparison, which do not includeArgentina, Brazil, Chile, Cuba, Haiti or Venezuela.In 2026 Bolivia has recorded lower inflation than in 2025: 4.9% over 12 months in July,after 9.2% in June (VerDat’s calculation from the World Bank CPI).Sources: CEPALSTAT (ECLAC); World Bank, Global Economic Monitor: CPIVerDat
Between 2021 and 2025 Bolivia went from the lowest to the highest inflation of the 14 countries in this comparisonDot plot of December-to-December inflation in the 14 countries in this comparison in 2021 (hollow dot) and 2025 (filled dot), sorted by 2025. Bolivia, highlighted, goes from 0.9% in 2021, the lowest, to 20.4% in 2025, the highest, a line that crosses almost the whole chart. The other 13 countries all fall, from 0.03 points (Ecuador) to 5.2 points (El Salvador, from 6.1% to 0.91%). The median goes from 5.9% to 2.8%.Between 2021 and 2025 Bolivia wentfrom the lowest to the highest inflationof the 14 countries in this comparisonDecember-to-December inflation (%) in the 14 countriesin this comparison, 2021 and 2025Bolivia20.4%the lowest (2021) · 0.9%Colombiasecond highest (2025) · 5.1%Honduras5.0%Dominican Republic5.0%Mexico3.7%Uruguay3.6%Paraguay3.1%Median of 14 countries2.8%5.9%Nicaragua2.5%Ecuador1.9%Guatemala1.6%Peru1.5%El Salvador0.9%Panama0.2%Costa Rica−1.2%20252021little change“Lowest” and “highest” refer only to the 14 countries in this comparison, which do not includeArgentina, Brazil, Chile, Cuba, Haiti or Venezuela.In 2026 Bolivia has recorded lower inflation than in 2025: 4.9% over 12 months in July, after 9.2%in June (VerDat’s calculation from the World Bank CPI).Sources: CEPALSTAT (ECLAC); World Bank, Global Economic Monitor: CPIVerDat
Between 2021 and 2025 Bolivia went from the lowest to the highest inflation of the 14 countries in this comparisonDot plot of December-to-December inflation in the 14 countries in this comparison in 2021 (hollow dot) and 2025 (filled dot), sorted by 2025. Bolivia, highlighted, goes from 0.9% in 2021, the lowest, to 20.4% in 2025, the highest, a line that crosses almost the whole chart. The other 13 countries all fall, from 0.03 points (Ecuador) to 5.2 points (El Salvador, from 6.1% to 0.91%). The median goes from 5.9% to 2.8%.Between 2021 and 2025 Bolivia wentfrom the lowest to the highest inflationof the 14 countries in this comparisonDecember-to-December inflation (%) in the 14 countriesin this comparison, 2021 and 2025Bolivia20.4%the lowest (2021) · 0.9%Colombiasecond highest (2025) · 5.1%Honduras5.0%Dominican Republic5.0%Mexico3.7%Uruguay3.6%Paraguay3.1%Median of 14 countries2.8%5.9%Nicaragua2.5%Ecuador1.9%Guatemala1.6%Peru1.5%El Salvador0.9%Panama0.2%Costa Rica−1.2%20252021little change“Lowest” and “highest” refer only to the 14 countries in this comparison, which do not include Argentina,Brazil, Chile, Cuba, Haiti or Venezuela.In 2026 Bolivia has recorded lower inflation than in 2025: 4.9% over 12 months in July, after 9.2% in June(VerDat’s calculation from the World Bank CPI).Sources: CEPALSTAT (ECLAC); World Bank, Global Economic Monitor: CPIVerDat
Between 2021 and 2025 Bolivia went from the lowest to the highest inflation of the 14 countries in this comparisonDot plot of December-to-December inflation in the 14 countries in this comparison in 2021 (hollow dot) and 2025 (filled dot), sorted by 2025. Bolivia, highlighted, goes from 0.9% in 2021, the lowest, to 20.4% in 2025, the highest, a line that crosses almost the whole chart. The other 13 countries all fall, from 0.03 points (Ecuador) to 5.2 points (El Salvador, from 6.1% to 0.91%). The median goes from 5.9% to 2.8%.Between 2021 and 2025 Bolivia wentfrom the lowest to the highest inflationof the 14 countries in this comparisonDecember-to-December inflation (%) in the 14 countriesin this comparison, 2021 and 2025Bolivia20.4%the lowest (2021) · 0.9%Colombiasecond highest (2025) · 5.1%Honduras5.0%Dominican Republic5.0%Mexico3.7%Uruguay3.6%Paraguay3.1%Median of 14 countries2.8%5.9%Nicaragua2.5%Ecuador1.9%Guatemala1.6%Peru1.5%El Salvador0.9%Panama0.2%Costa Rica−1.2%20252021little change“Lowest” and “highest” refer only to the 14 countries in this comparison, which do not include Argentina, Brazil, Chile,Cuba, Haiti or Venezuela.In 2026 Bolivia has recorded lower inflation than in 2025: 4.9% over 12 months in July, after 9.2% in June (VerDat’scalculation from the World Bank CPI).Sources: CEPALSTAT (ECLAC); World Bank, Global Economic Monitor: CPIVerDat
Between 2021 and 2025 Bolivia went from the lowest to the highest inflation of the 14 countries in this comparisonDot plot of December-to-December inflation in the 14 countries in this comparison in 2021 (hollow dot) and 2025 (filled dot), sorted by 2025. Bolivia, highlighted, goes from 0.9% in 2021, the lowest, to 20.4% in 2025, the highest, a line that crosses almost the whole chart. The other 13 countries all fall, from 0.03 points (Ecuador) to 5.2 points (El Salvador, from 6.1% to 0.91%). The median goes from 5.9% to 2.8%.Between 2021 and 2025 Bolivia wentfrom the lowest to the highest inflationof the 14 countries in this comparisonDecember-to-December inflation (%) in the 14 countriesin this comparison, 2021 and 2025Bolivia20.4%the lowest (2021) · 0.9%Colombiasecond highest (2025) · 5.1%Honduras5.0%Dominican Republic5.0%Mexico3.7%Uruguay3.6%Paraguay3.1%Median of 14 countries2.8%5.9%Nicaragua2.5%Ecuador1.9%Guatemala1.6%Peru1.5%El Salvador0.9%Panama0.2%Costa Rica−1.2%20252021little change“Lowest” and “highest” refer only to the 14 countries in this comparison, which do not include Argentina, Brazil, Chile,Cuba, Haiti or Venezuela.In 2026 Bolivia has recorded lower inflation than in 2025: 4.9% over 12 months in July, after 9.2% in June (VerDat’scalculation from the World Bank CPI).Sources: CEPALSTAT (ECLAC); World Bank, Global Economic Monitor: CPIVerDat
Between 2021 and 2025 Bolivia went from the lowest to the highest inflation of the 14 countries in this comparisonDot plot of December-to-December inflation in the 14 countries in this comparison in 2021 (hollow dot) and 2025 (filled dot), sorted by 2025. Bolivia, highlighted, goes from 0.9% in 2021, the lowest, to 20.4% in 2025, the highest, a line that crosses almost the whole chart. The other 13 countries all fall, from 0.03 points (Ecuador) to 5.2 points (El Salvador, from 6.1% to 0.91%). The median goes from 5.9% to 2.8%.Between 2021 and 2025 Bolivia went from the lowestto the highest inflation of the 14 countries in this comparisonDecember-to-December inflation (%) in the 14 countriesin this comparison, 2021 and 2025Bolivia20.4%the lowest (2021) · 0.9%Colombiasecond highest (2025) · 5.1%Honduras5.0%Dominican Republic5.0%Mexico3.7%Uruguay3.6%Paraguay3.1%Median of 14 countries2.8%5.9%Nicaragua2.5%Ecuador1.9%Guatemala1.6%Peru1.5%El Salvador0.9%Panama0.2%Costa Rica−1.2%20252021little change“Lowest” and “highest” refer only to the 14 countries in this comparison, which do not include Argentina, Brazil, Chile,Cuba, Haiti or Venezuela.In 2026 Bolivia has recorded lower inflation than in 2025: 4.9% over 12 months in July, after 9.2% in June (VerDat’s calculationfrom the World Bank CPI).Sources: CEPALSTAT (ECLAC); World Bank, Global Economic Monitor: CPIVerDat
Between 2021 and 2025 Bolivia went from the lowest to the highest inflation of the 14 countries in this comparisonDot plot of December-to-December inflation in the 14 countries in this comparison in 2021 (hollow dot) and 2025 (filled dot), sorted by 2025. Bolivia, highlighted, goes from 0.9% in 2021, the lowest, to 20.4% in 2025, the highest, a line that crosses almost the whole chart. The other 13 countries all fall, from 0.03 points (Ecuador) to 5.2 points (El Salvador, from 6.1% to 0.91%). The median goes from 5.9% to 2.8%.Between 2021 and 2025 Bolivia went from the lowestto the highest inflation of the 14 countries in this comparisonDecember-to-December inflation (%) in the 14 countries in this comparison, 2021 and 2025Bolivia20.4%the lowest (2021) · 0.9%Colombiasecond highest (2025) · 5.1%Honduras5.0%Dominican Republic5.0%Mexico3.7%Uruguay3.6%Paraguay3.1%Median of 14 countries2.8%5.9%Nicaragua2.5%Ecuador1.9%Guatemala1.6%Peru1.5%El Salvador0.9%Panama0.2%Costa Rica−1.2%20252021little change“Lowest” and “highest” refer only to the 14 countries in this comparison, which do not include Argentina, Brazil, Chile, Cuba, Haitior Venezuela.In 2026 Bolivia has recorded lower inflation than in 2025: 4.9% over 12 months in July, after 9.2% in June (VerDat’s calculationfrom the World Bank CPI).Sources: CEPALSTAT (ECLAC); World Bank, Global Economic Monitor: CPIVerDat
Between 2021 and 2025 Bolivia went from the lowest to the highest inflation of the 14 countries in this comparisonDot plot of December-to-December inflation in the 14 countries in this comparison in 2021 (hollow dot) and 2025 (filled dot), sorted by 2025. Bolivia, highlighted, goes from 0.9% in 2021, the lowest, to 20.4% in 2025, the highest, a line that crosses almost the whole chart. The other 13 countries all fall, from 0.03 points (Ecuador) to 5.2 points (El Salvador, from 6.1% to 0.91%). The median goes from 5.9% to 2.8%.Between 2021 and 2025 Bolivia went from the lowestto the highest inflation of the 14 countries in this comparisonDecember-to-December inflation (%) in the 14 countries in this comparison, 2021 and 2025Bolivia20.4%the lowest (2021) · 0.9%Colombiasecond highest (2025) · 5.1%Honduras5.0%Dominican Republic5.0%Mexico3.7%Uruguay3.6%Paraguay3.1%Median of 14 countries2.8%5.9%Nicaragua2.5%Ecuador1.9%Guatemala1.6%Peru1.5%El Salvador0.9%Panama0.2%Costa Rica−1.2%20252021little change“Lowest” and “highest” refer only to the 14 countries in this comparison, which do not include Argentina, Brazil, Chile, Cuba, Haiti or Venezuela.In 2026 Bolivia has recorded lower inflation than in 2025: 4.9% over 12 months in July, after 9.2% in June (VerDat’s calculation from the WorldBank CPI).Sources: CEPALSTAT (ECLAC); World Bank, Global Economic Monitor: CPIVerDat
Between 2021 and 2025 Bolivia went from the lowest to the highest inflation of the 14 countries in this comparisonDot plot of December-to-December inflation in the 14 countries in this comparison in 2021 (hollow dot) and 2025 (filled dot), sorted by 2025. Bolivia, highlighted, goes from 0.9% in 2021, the lowest, to 20.4% in 2025, the highest, a line that crosses almost the whole chart. The other 13 countries all fall, from 0.03 points (Ecuador) to 5.2 points (El Salvador, from 6.1% to 0.91%). The median goes from 5.9% to 2.8%.Between 2021 and 2025 Bolivia went from the lowestto the highest inflation of the 14 countries in this comparisonDecember-to-December inflation (%) in the 14 countries in this comparison, 2021 and 2025Bolivia20.4%the lowest (2021) · 0.9%Colombiasecond highest (2025) · 5.1%Honduras5.0%Dominican Republic5.0%Mexico3.7%Uruguay3.6%Paraguay3.1%Median of 14 countries2.8%5.9%Nicaragua2.5%Ecuador1.9%Guatemala1.6%Peru1.5%El Salvador0.9%Panama0.2%Costa Rica−1.2%20252021little change“Lowest” and “highest” refer only to the 14 countries in this comparison, which do not include Argentina, Brazil, Chile, Cuba, Haiti or Venezuela.In 2026 Bolivia has recorded lower inflation than in 2025: 4.9% over 12 months in July, after 9.2% in June (VerDat’s calculation from the World Bank CPI).Sources: CEPALSTAT (ECLAC); World Bank, Global Economic Monitor: CPIVerDat
Dot plot of December-to-December inflation in the 14 countries in this comparison in 2021 (hollow dot) and 2025 (filled dot), sorted by 2025. Bolivia, highlighted, goes from 0.9% in 2021, the lowest, to 20.4% in 2025, the highest, a line that crosses almost the whole chart. The other 13 countries all fall, from 0.03 points (Ecuador) to 5.2 points (El Salvador, from 6.1% to 0.91%). The median goes from 5.9% to 2.8%.
Bolivia, since 1980 (%)
PeriodValue
198023.90
198125.12
1982297
1983328
19842,177
19858,171
198665.96
198710.66
198821.52
198916.55
199018.02
199114.52
199210.46
19939.31
19948.52
199512.57
19967.95
19976.73
19984.39
19993.13
20003.41
20010.9240
20022.45
20033.94
20044.62
20054.91
20064.95
200711.72
200811.85
20090.2676
20107.18
20116.90
20124.55
20136.48
20145.20
20152.95
20164.00
20172.71
20181.51
20191.46
20200.6756
20210.9010
20223.12
20232.12
20249.97
202520.40
CEPALSTAT: economic indicators (%)
PeriodBoliviaColombiaCosta RicaDominican RepublicEcuadorEl SalvadorGuatemalaHondurasMexicoNicaraguaPanamaParaguayPeruUruguay
20210.90105.623.308.501.946.113.075.327.367.282.626.836.437.96
202520.405.10−1.234.951.910.90971.654.983.692.530.23383.121.513.65
Bolivia's CPI (World Bank) (consumer price index)
PeriodValue
2023-01159
2023-02159
2023-03159
2023-04159
2023-05160
2023-06160
2023-07161
2023-08161
2023-09161
2023-10161
2023-11161
2023-12162
2024-01162
2024-02163
2024-03163
2024-04164
2024-05165
2024-06166
2024-07167
2024-08170
2024-09171
2024-10174
2024-11177
2024-12178
2025-01182
2025-02184
2025-03187
2025-04189
2025-05196
2025-06206
2025-07209
2025-08211
2025-09211
2025-10213
2025-11214
2025-12215
2026-01218
2026-02216
2026-03216
2026-04216
2026-05221
2026-06225
2026-07219

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In 2021 prices in Bolivia rose by 0.9%, the least of the 14 countries. In 2025 they rose by 20.4%, the most since 1988 and 4 times Colombia’s rate (5.1%), the next highest. In 2026 inflation has eased: 9.2% over 12 months in June and 4.9% in July, based on the World Bank’s price index.

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Recurring indicatorSep 16, 2026Bolivia records the region's largest inflation rise between 2022 and 2025 (+17.3 pp)According to ECLAC data (December to December), inflation in Bolivia rose from 3.1% in 2022 to 20.4% in 2025. With this level, the country ranks first among the 14 analyzed.Recurring indicatorSep 16, 2026Bolivia recorded its highest poverty rate since 2011 reaching 44.7% in 2025According to the harmonised ECLAC series started in 1999, the figure rose by 7.1 percentage points from 37.7% in 2024. The last year with an equal or higher record was 2011, when it reached 45.1%.Recurring indicatorSep 14, 2026Bolivia records region's largest rise in life expectancy at birth between 2021 and 2024According to World Bank data, Bolivia went from 61.4 years in 2021 to 68.7 in 2024, a 7.3-year rise. Despite this increase, the country ranks 14th out of the 14 compared countries by its 2024 level.

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Bolivia: natural-gas exports · USD

Exports by activity and product since 1992: natural gas, zinc, silver, quinoa, Brazil nuts and manufactured products. USD millions converted to USD.

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Between Jan 1992 and Aug 2026, the series increased 440% (17M → 91.9M). The largest point-to-point change was −119M, from Dec 2008 to Jan 2009.

0175M350M525M700MLatest change −8.4%Jan 1992: 17MFeb 1992: 12MMar 1992: 14.3MApr 1992: 15.9MMay 1992: 8.25MJun 1992: 7.39MJul 1992: 8.46MAug 1992: 8.83MSep 1992: 8.47MOct 1992: 8.25MNov 1992: 7.76MDec 1992: 8.09MJan 1993: 7.17MFeb 1993: 4.09MMar 1993: 7.42MApr 1993: 7.63MMay 1993: 8.63MJun 1993: 8.6MJul 1993: 8.41MAug 1993: 8.39MSep 1993: 7.63MOct 1993: 7.72MNov 1993: 7.37MDec 1993: 7.57MJan 1994: 7.64MFeb 1994: 6.46MMar 1994: 6.92MApr 1994: 7.47MMay 1994: 8.12MJun 1994: 8.7MJul 1994: 9.53MAug 1994: 9.46MSep 1994: 8.63MOct 1994: 7.19MNov 1994: 5.92MDec 1994: 5.59MJan 1995: 5.61MFeb 1995: 5.65MMar 1995: 6.6MApr 1995: 7.21MMay 1995: 8.66MJun 1995: 8.9MJul 1995: 9.51MAug 1995: 9.6MSep 1995: 8.38MOct 1995: 7.7MNov 1995: 7.2MDec 1995: 7.38MJan 1996: 7.62MFeb 1996: 6.66MMar 1996: 7.16MApr 1996: 6.95MMay 1996: 8.81MJun 1996: 9.24MJul 1996: 9.98MAug 1996: 8.67MSep 1996: 8.05MOct 1996: 7.43MNov 1996: 7.05MDec 1996: 6.91MJan 1997: 6.4MFeb 1997: 3.17MMar 1997: 4.8MApr 1997: 5.29MMay 1997: 6.64MJun 1997: 7.21MJul 1997: 7.11MAug 1997: 6.54MSep 1997: 5.97MOct 1997: 5.93MNov 1997: 5.48MDec 1997: 5.33MJan 1998: 4.64MFeb 1998: 5.28MMar 1998: 5.43MApr 1998: 4.26MMay 1998: 4.87MJun 1998: 5.75MJul 1998: 5.65MAug 1998: 5.97MSep 1998: 5.18MOct 1998: 3.73MNov 1998: 2.58MDec 1998: 2.12MJan 1999: 2.1MFeb 1999: 1.68MMar 1999: 1.69MApr 1999: 2.05MMay 1999: 3.42MJun 1999: 2.3MJul 1999: 4.82MAug 1999: 5.33MSep 1999: 2.03MOct 1999: 2.95MNov 1999: 3.2MDec 1999: 3.94MJan 2000: 5MFeb 2000: 5.92MMar 2000: 5.64MApr 2000: 7.28MMay 2000: 7.09MJun 2000: 9.75MJul 2000: 13.4MAug 2000: 12.9MSep 2000: 12.7MOct 2000: 14.6MNov 2000: 13.8MDec 2000: 13.4MJan 2001: 14MFeb 2001: 16.1MMar 2001: 18.1MApr 2001: 15.5MMay 2001: 21MJun 2001: 18MJul 2001: 20MAug 2001: 21.7MSep 2001: 19.6MOct 2001: 25.9MNov 2001: 26.2MDec 2001: 23.2MJan 2002: 21MFeb 2002: 18.3MMar 2002: 19.5MApr 2002: 19.4MMay 2002: 18.6MJun 2002: 19.8MJul 2002: 22.8MAug 2002: 24.4MSep 2002: 25.4MOct 2002: 26.7MNov 2002: 25.3MDec 2002: 25.1MJan 2003: 25.6MFeb 2003: 22MMar 2003: 24.9MApr 2003: 29.5MMay 2003: 32.1MJun 2003: 34.6MJul 2003: 35.2MAug 2003: 33.3MSep 2003: 31.1MOct 2003: 38.9MNov 2003: 43.2MDec 2003: 39.3MJan 2004: 36.3MFeb 2004: 41.6MMar 2004: 45.8MApr 2004: 44.3MMay 2004: 48MJun 2004: 52.5MJul 2004: 57.9MAug 2004: 60.5MSep 2004: 58.9MOct 2004: 61.6MNov 2004: 56.4MDec 2004: 55.9MJan 2005: 65.6MFeb 2005: 63.6MMar 2005: 76.5MApr 2005: 82.3MMay 2005: 82MJun 2005: 74.4MJul 2005: 91.9MAug 2005: 101MSep 2005: 103MOct 2005: 116MNov 2005: 116MDec 2005: 114MJan 2006: 117MFeb 2006: 115MMar 2006: 131MApr 2006: 111MMay 2006: 139MJun 2006: 137MJul 2006: 156MAug 2006: 165MSep 2006: 155MOct 2006: 159MNov 2006: 138MDec 2006: 145MJan 2007: 135MFeb 2007: 135MMar 2007: 150MApr 2007: 139MMay 2007: 155MJun 2007: 157MJul 2007: 181MAug 2007: 174MSep 2007: 165MOct 2007: 193MNov 2007: 191MDec 2007: 197MJan 2008: 231MFeb 2008: 216MMar 2008: 231MApr 2008: 237MMay 2008: 244MJun 2008: 238MJul 2008: 292MAug 2008: 281MSep 2008: 265MOct 2008: 315MNov 2008: 309MDec 2008: 301MJan 2009: 183MFeb 2009: 179MMar 2009: 187MApr 2009: 142MMay 2009: 178MJun 2009: 176MJul 2009: 173MAug 2009: 158MSep 2009: 145MOct 2009: 165MNov 2009: 143MDec 2009: 139MJan 2010: 166MFeb 2010: 194MMar 2010: 219MApr 2010: 193MMay 2010: 251MJun 2010: 253MJul 2010: 264MAug 2010: 266MSep 2010: 255MOct 2010: 255MNov 2010: 247MDec 2010: 234MJan 2011: 230MFeb 2011: 265MMar 2011: 283MApr 2011: 265MMay 2011: 286MJun 2011: 323MJul 2011: 376MAug 2011: 373MSep 2011: 359MOct 2011: 388MNov 2011: 374MDec 2011: 362MJan 2012: 333MFeb 2012: 391MMar 2012: 434MApr 2012: 404MMay 2012: 486MJun 2012: 447MJul 2012: 430MAug 2012: 451MSep 2012: 525MOct 2012: 527MNov 2012: 521MDec 2012: 530MJan 2013: 495MFeb 2013: 486MMar 2013: 540MApr 2013: 470MMay 2013: 522MJun 2013: 525MJul 2013: 530MAug 2013: 529MSep 2013: 503MOct 2013: 531MNov 2013: 475MDec 2013: 507MJan 2014: 541MFeb 2014: 501MMar 2014: 525MApr 2014: 510MMay 2014: 546MJun 2014: 528MJul 2014: 547MAug 2014: 532MSep 2014: 457MOct 2014: 456MNov 2014: 418MDec 2014: 451MJan 2015: 385MFeb 2015: 362MMar 2015: 405MApr 2015: 315MMay 2015: 339MJun 2015: 321MJul 2015: 300MAug 2015: 297MSep 2015: 291MOct 2015: 258MNov 2015: 250MDec 2015: 247MJan 2016: 205MFeb 2016: 188MMar 2016: 201MApr 2016: 153MMay 2016: 157MJun 2016: 152MJul 2016: 156MAug 2016: 165MSep 2016: 165MOct 2016: 185MNov 2016: 173MDec 2016: 148MJan 2017: 157MFeb 2017: 154MMar 2017: 207MApr 2017: 231MMay 2017: 232MJun 2017: 187MJul 2017: 243MAug 2017: 246MSep 2017: 233MOct 2017: 242MNov 2017: 220MDec 2017: 229MJan 2018: 223MFeb 2018: 223MMar 2018: 261MApr 2018: 241MMay 2018: 272MJun 2018: 264MJul 2018: 291MAug 2018: 290MSep 2018: 270MOct 2018: 280MNov 2018: 190MDec 2018: 166MJan 2019: 215MFeb 2019: 261MMar 2019: 175MApr 2019: 164MMay 2019: 213MJun 2019: 224MJul 2019: 240MAug 2019: 235MSep 2019: 221MOct 2019: 273MNov 2019: 286MDec 2019: 214MJan 2020: 250MFeb 2020: 188MMar 2020: 193MApr 2020: 117MMay 2020: 145MJun 2020: 170MJul 2020: 154MAug 2020: 164MSep 2020: 144MOct 2020: 153MNov 2020: 159MDec 2020: 153MJan 2021: 172MFeb 2021: 143MMar 2021: 177MApr 2021: 181MMay 2021: 192MJun 2021: 191MJul 2021: 215MAug 2021: 203MSep 2021: 181MOct 2021: 200MNov 2021: 193MDec 2021: 202MJan 2022: 230MFeb 2022: 214MMar 2022: 241MApr 2022: 237MMay 2022: 253MJun 2022: 255MJul 2022: 319MAug 2022: 289MSep 2022: 268MOct 2022: 227MNov 2022: 216MDec 2022: 224MJan 2023: 203MFeb 2023: 181MMar 2023: 192MApr 2023: 167MMay 2023: 157MJun 2023: 171MJul 2023: 176MAug 2023: 164MSep 2023: 152MOct 2023: 167MNov 2023: 152MDec 2023: 167MJan 2024: 153MFeb 2024: 133MMar 2024: 161MApr 2024: 149MMay 2024: 144MJun 2024: 141MJul 2024: 145MAug 2024: 141MSep 2024: 113MOct 2024: 107MNov 2024: 119MDec 2024: 109MJan 2025: 93.2MFeb 2025: 90.7MMar 2025: 112MApr 2025: 85.9MMay 2025: 89.6MJun 2025: 100MJul 2025: 101MAug 2025: 104MSep 2025: 74.2MOct 2025: 84.7MNov 2025: 79.3MDec 2025: 68.2MJan 2026: 77.7MFeb 2026: 68.5MMar 2026: 73.9MApr 2026: 85.1MMay 2026: 104MJun 2026: 99.7MJul 2026: 100MAug 2026: 91.9M91.9MJan 1992Sep 2000May 2009Dec 2017Aug 2026
416 results shown416 source records
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MEFP tax revenue

Annual tax revenue reported by the Ministry of Economy and Public Finance.

Oct 1, 2026

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Between 2010 and 2024, the series increased 73.5% (33,658 BOB → 58,399 BOB). The largest point-to-point change was −12,899 BOB, from 2019 to 2020.

Values in millions of bolivianos (BOB).
30,00040,00050,00060,00070,000Latest change −0.6%2010: 33,6582011: 43,5602012: 49,6742013: 59,8832014: 64,4522015: 61,5412016: 53,7542017: 53,7332018: 56,8442019: 55,5292020: 42,6302021: 49,0182022: 58,6682023: 58,7712024: 58,39958,39920102014201720212024
15 results shown15 source recordsUnit: Bolivian bolivianos (BOB)
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2 filters · 1 partitionLine item: Recaudación Tributaria y Aduanera TotalCurrency: Bolivian boliviano (BOB)
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MEFP open budget execution

Accrued spending by institution in the 2025 budget execution data; values published in bolivianos.

Oct 8, 2026

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Tesoro General De La Nación represents 65.2% of the total across the 10 displayed categories (177B BOB). Together with Yacimientos Petrolíferos Fiscales Bolivianos, the top two make up 85.7%; the query contains additional categories.

059B118B177BTesoro General De La NaciónTesoro General De La Nación177BTesoro General De La Nación: 177BYacimientos PetrolíferosFiscales BolivianosYacimientos Petrolíferos Fiscales Bolivianos55.4BYacimientos Petrolíferos Fiscales Bolivianos: 55.4BBanco Central De BoliviaBanco Central De Bolivia5.64BBanco Central De Bolivia: 5.64BDirec. Dptal. De Educación LaPazDirec. Dptal. De Educación La Paz5.63BDirec. Dptal. De Educación La Paz: 5.63BMinisterio De GobiernoMinisterio De Gobierno5.16BMinisterio De Gobierno: 5.16BCorporación Minera De BoliviaCorporación Minera De Bolivia5.01BCorporación Minera De Bolivia: 5.01BMinisterio De Salud Y DeportesMinisterio De Salud Y Deportes4.87BMinisterio De Salud Y Deportes: 4.87BCaja Nacional De SaludCaja Nacional De Salud4.59BCaja Nacional De Salud: 4.59BDirec. Dptal. De EducaciónSanta CruzDirec. Dptal. De Educación Santa Cruz4.13BDirec. Dptal. De Educación Santa Cruz: 4.13BMinisterio De DefensaMinisterio De Defensa3.81BMinisterio De Defensa: 3.81B
10 results shown412,184 source recordsUnit: Bolivian bolivianos (BOB)Partial view: more groups exist than shown.
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2 filters · 2 partitionsPartition: Year 2025Fiscal year: 2025Currency: Bolivian boliviano (BOB)
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