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AUSTRIA-HUNGARY
1880
1890
1893 149,432
1894
1895
1896
1897 161,336
1898
Expenditure
115,760
140,910
153,548
153,509
156,100
162,625
Kevenue from cus-
toms ,
4,908
41,?) 27
54,956
54,695
53,711
53,537
50,573
46,073
Proportional con-
tribution of both
parts of the mon-
archy : —
Contribution of
Austria
76,044
68,177
64,810 67,813
68,461
70,358
75,984
79,543
Hungary .
34,808
31,206
29,666 31,040
31,337
32,205
34,779
36,409
The budget estimates for the 'common affairs of the monarchy' were as follows for the year 1899 : —
Sources of Revenue
Florins
Foreign Affairs .
132,000
War and Marine .
. 2,660,389
Finance
4,864
Board of Control
305
Sources of Revenue Florins
Surplus from customs and matricular contribu- tions . . . 164,378,382
Total . 167,175,940
Branches of Expenditure
Ordinaiy
Extraordinary
Total
Ministry ot Foreign Affairs
Ministry of War {^™y; ■
Ministry of Finance . Board of Control
Total
1 1 Florins
4,194,100
132,468,237
11,195,260
2,126,404
138,045
Florins
80,100
11,217,014
5,746,000
10,780
17,053,894
Florins
4,274,200
143,685,251
16,941,260
2,137,184
138,045
150,122,046
167,175,940
For the administration of Bosnia and Herzegovina for 1 898 the expenditure is estimated at 19,185,820 florins, and revenue 19,244,250 florins.
By law of December 24, 1867, no loans are contracted jointly by Austria and Hungary. The general debt incurred before that date amounted in July, 1898, to 2,757,449,395 florins, and the charge for interest and amortisation was 126,284,691 florins, the shares of Austria and Hungary in the charge being respectively 95,973,852 florins and 30,310,839 florins. The common floating debt at the end of June, 1898, amounted to 182,672,730 florins, including paper-money, 120,892,780 florins.
