World’s largest coronavirus bailouts
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UNITED STATES
$2,200 billion (€2,011.6bn)
Nominal GDP* $20,540bn
Bailout equivalent to 10.7% of GDP
$560bn: All Americans earning less than $75,000/year to receive one-time payment
of $1,200
$877bn: For large corporations and businesses
$340bn: Local government
$423bn: Public health, education and other causes
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JAPAN
¥108,000 billion (US$996.15bn, €911.39bn)
GDP: $4,971bn 20.0% of GDP
¥26,000bn: Businesses’ tax deferrals 
¥6,000bn: Cash handouts
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EUROZONE
€540 billion ($590.22bn)
GDP: $18,292bn 3.2% of GDP
€240bn: ESM loans† 
€200bn: Loan guarantees for companies
€100bn: To keep workers on payroll
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AUSTRALIA 
A$320bn ($203.3bn, €186bn)
GDP: $1,434bn 14.2% of GDP
A$130bn: A$1,500 every two weeks for each worker retained
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CHINA  
¥1,300bn  ($184bn, €168bn)
GDP: $13,610bn 1.3% of GDP
Focus on helping companies keep paying their workers
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UK £65.5bn ($81.5bn, €74.6bn)
GDP: $2,855bn 2.9% of GDP
Grants for 80% of unemployed workers’ salaries to £2,500/month
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CANADA C$107bn ($77bn, €70bn) 4.5% of GDP
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INDIA RS1,720bn ($22.6bn, €21bn) 0.8% of GDP
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*Value of all goods and services produced by country at current market prices 
†European Stability Mechanism bailout loans include austerity measures
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Sources: Bloomberg, China Briefing, Newsweek, Reuters, Tax Foundation © GRAPHIC NEWS


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