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> .32 is in my book far from "almost 2 times" .19 I mean you've written it yourself: "almost" > Nope, the tax burden is way higher in France: 46.2% of GDP in
by woodpanel 5y ago
> .32 is in my book far from "almost 2 times" .19
I mean you've written it yourself: "almost"
> Nope, the tax burden is way higher in France: 46.2% of GDP in 2020, while Germany is at 37.5%
And then you're leaving out secial-security costs, way to go!
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- natmaka 5y ago> I mean you've written it yourself: "almost" Nope. I was quoting you (with the '>' sign, just as you do). Please re-read. > And then you're leaving out secial-security costs False, once more. France is clearly way ahead of Germany, and for quite a long time (and until now I thought it is well-known): https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_countries_by_social_welfare_spending https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_countries_by_social_we...