The text of the bill forecasts economic growth of five percent of GDP and an annual inflation rate of 10.1 percent. According to the bill, total spending is projected at 148 trillion pesos, with revenues of 148.2 trillion pesos anticipated. Eighty-five percent of those revenues will be allocated to social spending, including health, education, social programmes and pensions, said Milei. The Executive Branch also estimates a surplus of 2.7 trillion pesos, according to the draft seen by the Noticias Argentinas news agency. On the spending side, the government assigns eight trillion pesos to government Administration, seven trillion to defence and security, 106 trillion for social spending and 14 trillion for public debt.