TABLE 58 US ECONOMIC LOANS AND GRANTS TO THE LESS DEVELOPED COUNTRIES, BY RECIPIENT

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nuu "rums to inc Less Developed Countries, by Recipient I
Million US $
1946-732
19723
19733
Total ........................................
Af
i
71,253
3,588
4,113
r
ca ....................................
Ethi
4,933
299
257
opia ...............................
Gh
282
33
12
ana .................................
Lib
279
15
24
ya ..................................
Lib
i
212
Negl.
no
er
a .................................
M
212
17
19
orocco ...............................
Ni
806
38
30
geria .................................
T
402
25
11
unisia ................................
Z
741
41
17
aire ...................................
O
447
6
9
ther ..................................
E
t A
1,552
124
135
as
sia .................................
C
b
20,950
1,176
1,253
am
odia ..............................
I
d
481
58
93
n
onesia ...............................
L
1,722
240
241
aos ...................................
Ph
843
52
ail
ilippines .............................
S
1,582
70
124
outh Korea ............................
S
5,551
252
188
outh Vietnam ..................
-~
6,298
455
502
........:r ..................
h
il
2;207
na
,.n.3.
a
and ...............................
O
64
34
39
ther ..............
.........
1
...........
,
l.
V.1 7 15
15
atin America ............................
A
12,036
581
842
rgentina ..............................
B
198
na
na
olivia .................................
B
574
60
27
razil ..................................
2,415
21
54
Chile ..................................
916
7
4
Colombia ...............................
D
1,286
116
97
ominican Republic .....................
E
471
27
16
cuador ................................
G
279
10
17
uatemala .............................
M
293
17
12
exico .................................
P
284
NegL
NegL
anama ................................
282
34
16
Peru ...................................
422
44
9
Venezuela ..............................
196
7
2
Other ........................
4,420
238
588
Middle East and South Asia ................
Af
h
23,207
920
754
g
anistan ............................
B
449
36
39
angladesh .............................
E
447
286
161
gypt ..................................
867
2
1
Greece .................................
I
1,845
na
na
ndia ..................................
8,766
114
82
Iran ...................................
756
2
1
Israel ..................................
1,248
104
110
Jordan .................................
4
736
59
71
Pakistan
..............................
4,194
165
178
Turkey .................................
2,719
67
23
Other ..................................
1,180
85
88
Europe and Oceania .......................
1,515
68
80
Nonregional ..............................
8,612
544
927
1 Data are for fiscal years Economic assistance is defined as Official Development Assistance
(ODA)--official concessional aid for development purposes-an internationally accepted concept
agreed to in the Development Assistance Committee (DAC) of the OECD.
2 Data are reported on a not basis, excluding total deobligations.
3 Data reported are on a gross basis Deobligations generally are believed to be small.
4 Including Bangladesh prior to 1972.
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Total ........................................
22,397
1,441
1,437
Africa. ..................... ...............
449
37
16
Ethiopia .................................
176
12
8
Libya ....................................
77
4
1
Morocco .................................
76
3
2
Tunisia ..................................
38
2
2
Zaire .....................................
49
13
1
Other ....................................
32
2
3
East Asia ............... ..................
10,248
481
469
Burma ...................................
84
1
Malaysia. . . . . ....................... .....
33
18
14
Philippines ...............................
422
3
3
outh Korea ..............................
3,526
175
110
2,764- --
--106
2
Other ....................................
Latin America. . . . .........................
1,448
83
92
Argentina ................................
204
28
22
Brazil ....................................
381
14
27
Chile ....................................
143
7
4
Colombia ............................. . .. .
122
3
3
Ecuador ..................................
50
1
Peru .....................................
139
2
3
Uruguary .................................
55
3
3
Venezuela ................................
161
7
14
Other ....................................
193
18
16
Middle East and South Asia ..................
9,133
768
777
Greece ...................................
1,492
68
50
India ....................................
166
4
Iran .....................................
1,801
244
256
Israel. . . ._ ..............................
1,280
271
216
Jordan ...................................
300
35
42
Pakistan .................................
778
4
6
Saudi Arabia ..............................
448
21
97
Turkey ...................................
2,761
120
100
Other ....................................
107
1
10
Europe .....................................
1,119
73
83
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I Fiscal years. Including deliveries under the following programs: (a) Military Assistance Program
(MAP) grants under the various Mutual Security Acts; (b) Foreign Military Sales (FMS), which
consists of US-financed arms, US-guaranteed private arms credits, and US-approved commercial
sales; and (c) Excess Stock Sales (ESS), which involve surplus equipment that has been
valued at 33% of the original acquisition value. Excluding some $15.7 billion worth of
arms provided under the Military Assistance Service Funded (MASF) program; MASF was
designed to support non-US forces engaged in combat in Indochina and was provided directly
from the US military budget. South Vietnam began receiving MASF funds in March 1966 and
Laos and Thailand in 1967. South Korea, which had a large force in South Vietnam, received
some MASF support. US data also exclude some $700 million in naval equipment made available
under the Ship Loan and Lease Program.
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