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The United States gave more aid to the developing world than any other country in 2001. But as percentage its total was the least generous of 22 developed countries.
| Aid Distributed (in millions) | % of National Income | |
| Denmark | $1,634 | 1.03% |
| Norway | 1,346 | .83 |
| Netherlands | 3,172 | .82 |
| Japan | 9,847 | .23 |
| Average of 22 developed countries | 2,379 | .22 |
| Italy | 1,627 | .15 |
| United States | 11,429 | .11 |
Source: Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development
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