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Rank   Countries  Amount  (top to bottom)   
#1   Denmark: 67 
#2   Netherlands: 47 
#3   Finland: 42 
#4   Belgium: 40 
#5   Norway: 39 
#6   France: 37 
#7   Portugal: 35 
#8   Switzerland: 34 
#9   Austria: 32 
#10   Spain: 31 
#11   Ireland: 29 
#12   Sweden: 29 
#13   Canada: 28 
#14   Australia: 27 
#15   Germany: 26 
#16   United Kingdom: 18 
#17   Greece: 16 
#18   United States: 14 
#19   Japan: 11 
#20   Italy:
Weighted average: 30.5  


DEFINITION: Defined as the average of the gross unemployment benefit replacement rates for two earnings level (66.6% and 100% of average production worker), 3 family situations (single, with dependant spouse, with spouse in work) and three durations of unemployment (after 1 year of unemployment, between 2 and 3 years, between 4 and 5 years)

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