6. The United Kingdom

Total international aid: $13.66 billion (2nd highest)

Social spending as per cent of GDP: 23.9 per cent (12th highest)

Government debt as a per cent of GDP: 81.8 per cent (21st highest)

The United Kingdom is a monarchy with a parliament within. Four countries joined together to form The United Kingdom; England, Wales, Scotland and Northern Ireland.

UK has the sixth and third largest economy in the world and in the Europe. It is considered to be one of the top notch names in the developed country’s list. It has the fourth largest army in the world.  

7. Finland

Total international aid: $1.32 billion (17th lowest)

Social spending as per cent of GDP: 29.0 per cent (4th highest)

Government debt as a per cent of GDP: 49.1 per cent (70th highest)

Finland is situated in the Fennoscandian region of Northern Europe. On the west of Finland, is Sweden while Norway lays in the north, Russia lies in the east and Estonia lies in the south.

It has the eighth largest economy in the world and has a scattered population. A major portion of this economy depends on cultivation. In terms of per-capita income, Finland is not very strong. It also experienced industrialization, quite lately but at present, it is one of the richest nations in the world.

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