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Family benefits public spending as a share of GDP, 20 richest OECD nations, 2019

Country Share of GDP
Denmark 3.4%
Sweden 3.4%
Luxembourg 3.3%
Iceland 3.3%
Norway 3.2%
United Kingdom 3.2%
France 2.9%
Finland 2.9%
Estonia 2.8%
Belgium 2.7%
Austria 2.6%
New Zealand 2.5%
Non-U.S average 2.3%
Germany 2.3%
Israel 2.3%
Australia 2.1%
Italy 2.0%
Czech Republic 2.0%
Slovenia 1.8%
Switzerland 1.8%
Lithuania 1.8%
Canada 1.7%
Japan 1.6%
Ireland 1.6%
Netherlands 1.5%
Spain 1.2%
Korea 1.1%
United States 0.6%
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Source: Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development

 

Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD), OECD.Stat online database, accessed April 2021. Data are for 2017. The OECD defines family benefits public spending as cash benefits to families with children, public spending on services for families (including early childhood education but excluding K–12 education), and financial support for families provided through the tax system. It includes spending at all levels of government.

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