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Sunny_sXe [5.5K]
1 year ago
7

Which of the following countries contributes the least amount of aid to foreign countries and multinational organizations based

on a percentage of gross national income
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katrin [286]1 year ago
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The country that contributes the least amount of aid to foreign nations and multinational organizations based on its GNI is the B. United States.

<h3>How much aid does the U.S. contribute?</h3>

The U.S. is perhaps the largest donor to international organizations and foreign nations with billions going to other nations annually.

The percentage that is given as aid is however a small amount of U.S. national income thanks to the staggering amount earned by Americans in a year.

Options for this question include:

A. United Kingdom

B. United States

C. Germany

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