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Originally posted by expoITHscohen
In case you didn't know....property tax is based on "value". So that probably explains the big difference.
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Maybe you should have said that then? You were quoted using the term "income taxes".
In case you didn't know....property tax is based on "value". So that probably explains the big difference.
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3.3% of the total GDP...Originally posted by Messerschmitt Man
China spends 4.3% of their GDP on the military...
Admittedly most nations are around 2.5% but the U.S. is a much larger country...
Back to topic.
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True. The US spends very little of its GDP on military. Jordan spends the most, at 14.6%, followed by Eritrea and Oman.Originally posted by Greg3.3% of the total GDP...
China spends 4.3% of their GDP on the military...
Admittedly most nations are around 2.5% but the U.S. is a much larger country...
Back to topic.
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i would have thought it would have been something like north K. as number 1. i was alwase under the impression they spent 47% of their GDP/GNP for the military, 3% for other stuff, and the final 50% on kim jong il's porn.^----raveing lunatic
please excuse my horendus mangeling of the english language, its only my first :PComment
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sweet. Texas has no income tax.
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