How much does the US spend in a year on other countries?

Answer 1

Israel $2.4 Billion

Egypt $1.7 Billion

Pakistan $798 Million

Jordan $688 Million

Kenya $586 Million

South Africa $574 Million

Mexico $551 Million

Colombia $541 Million

Nigeria $491 Million

Sudan $479 Million

Total $16.534 Billion

If my math is correct........

Answer 2

$25 billion per YearThe OECD calculated that (in 2008) the US spent about $25 billion in foreign aid per year, although this is a very small percentage of the 2009 estimated federal government income of $2.7 trillion.

Other info on foreign aid

• Germany spent the second-largest amount (approximately $13 billion).
• Most OECD countries pledged to spend 0.7% of its GNI on foreign aid, but most countries (including the US) fall far short of that figure.
• In 2008 the US spent a little under 0.2% of its GNI on foreign aid, the lowest figure out of the OECD countries. The most generous countries (and the only ones who contributed more than the required 0.7%) were Sweden, Denmark, Norway, the Netherlands, and Luxembourg.
• OECD member countries also often inflate their (already low) contribution numbers by including emergency aid in their foreign-aid donations. For example, the US might give millions of dollars of food, water and aid to countries in the Pacific Islands hit by tsunamis, and then use that as an excuse to renege on its original, still un-met, obligations to give aid for road construction and so forth.

Answer 3

The US spending on foreign aid varies, but in recent years it has been around $40-50 billion per year. This includes economic and military assistance, humanitarian aid, and contributions to international organizations.