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November 26, 2002

Social expenditures compared

The last post got me sufficiently curious that I decided to do some lookups at the OECD. Here is social expenditures, by country:

MeasureAs a percentage of GDP (SNA93)
CountryCanadaFranceGermanyNetherlandsNew ZealandSwedenSwitzerlandUKUSA
Program         
Old age cash benefits 5.110.711.19.05.59.411.210.15.2
Disability cash benefits0.50.91.12.41.02.12.22.60.9
Occupational injury and disease0.40.20.3-0.80.30.80.10.3
Sickness benefits0.10.71.42.21.21.80.50.70.2
Services for elderly and disabled-0.70.81.30.04.00.70.80.1
Survivors0.51.80.51.50.10.71.41.00.9
Family cash benefits0.81.62.00.82.61.61.21.70.2
Family services -1.30.80.40.11.90.10.50.3
Active labor market programs0.51.31.31.30.62.00.80.30.2
Unemployment1.01.81.32.61.61.91.00.30.3
Health6.47.37.86.06.66.67.65.66.0
Housing benefits-0.90.20.40.90.80.21.6-
Other contingencies2.80.40.60.80.11.00.70.20.6
Public social expenditure18.029.529.228.621.034.128.325.615.0

Posted by Tyrone at November 26, 2002 06:09 PM

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