A stacked bar chart titled "What do governments spend money on?" displaying the share of total government spending by category for a selection of OECD countries, with data for 2022. Each horizontal bar represents a country, including Finland, Germany, Japan, Sweden, Greece, UK, Chile, Australia, S. Korea, and the US. The categories of spending are "Social protection", "Health", "Education", "Economic affairs", "Public services", "Defense", and "Other", each represented by a different colored segment within the bars. For example, Finland spends 44% on Social protection, while the US spends 21%. Health spending ranges from 7% in Greece to 26% in the US. Defense spending is generally between 6% and 12% across these countries. A note clarifies what "Other" and "Economic affairs" include. The data source is OECD (2023).