TÜİK announced: The ratio of social protection expenditures to national income decreased – Last Minute Economic News
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Social protection expenditure increased by 60.2 percent in 2022 compared to the previous year, reaching 1 trillion 291 billion 77 million TL.
98.2 percent of this expenditure was made up of social protection aid with 1 trillion 267 billion 924 million TL.
The biggest expenditure in social protection aid was the expenditures for retired people/elderly people with 567 billion 450 million TL. This was followed by illness/health care expenditures with 396 billion 993 million TL.
DECREASED RATIO TO GDP
The share of social protection expenditures in gross domestic product (GDP) will be 8.6 percent in 2022. This rate was 11.1 percent in 2021.
The share of social protection aid in GDP was 8.4 percent.
When looked at on the basis of risk/need groups, it was seen that the expenditures on retirees/elderly people had the largest share with 3.8 percent. This was followed by illness/health care expenses with 2.6 percent and widow/orphan expenses with 1.0 percent.
CONDITIONAL AID
The largest share among conditional benefits was family/child benefits, with 47.5 percent. This was followed by disability benefits with 20.4 percent and illness/health care benefits with 13.9 percent.
The largest share in cash aid was aid to retirees/elderly people, with 71.2 percent. This was followed by widow/orphan benefits with 18.6 percent and family/child benefits with 4.5 percent.
41.4 percent of social protection revenues were made up of state contributions, 28.4 percent were employer social contributions and 23.1 percent were social contributions made by individuals within the scope of protection.
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