OECD Countries’ 2010 Tax Revenue as Percentage of GDP - Comparative Chart #2080836 (License: Personal Use)

This horizontal bar chart displays tax revenue as a percentage of GDP for 34 OECD countries in 2010, highlighting significant variation in fiscal policy approaches. Denmark tops the list at 47.6%, followed by Sweden (45.5%) and Belgium (43.5%), whereas the United States ranks near the bottom at 24.8%, and Mexico is the lowest at 18.8%. The green bar represents the average for all OECD countries excluding the US (33.4%).

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