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I am not doing "research". I am also not an economist and don't know how to define the term specifically. I didn't know this was needed to just get a general idea about the topic. I guess I'll just assume that the US has high corporate welfare, based on the limited information I have, and forget about this for now. Thanks.

True, I can't dictate how my sources find their data. That's the problem of not being an expert. But all I need is a general idea of how the US is positioned relative to other developed countries such as Sweden, UK, Japan.

Hello. I am trying to make a comparison between the corporate welfare budget in the US and in other countries. I searched and searched on the Internet but all I found was data for US (around 300$ per capita) and Canada (around 160$ per capita). Does anyone have an idea of how both compare to the rest of the world ? I don't need numbers specifically, but I'd like more than opinions. I have finished compiling a long list of data about how the US compares to the rest of the world (pretty badly, as it turns out) and would like to compile them, but I still need that tidbit of information.