Compared to Canada, Japan, Germany, and France, Social Security expenditures as a percentage of GDP of the United States is approximately

a. 12 percent and ranks among the lowest percent of the countries
b. 47 percent and ranks among the lowest percent of the countries
c. 12 percent and ranks among the highest percent of the countries
d. 47 percent and ranks among the highest percent of the countries
e. 77 percent and ranks among the highest percent of the countries

A

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A. land. B. labor. C. capital. D. money.

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