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The main receivers of foreign aid are developing nations ( third world countries), and the main contributors are the industrialized countries.

The United States is the world's largest contributor of foreign aid. However, critics charge that the United States donates a relatively small amount of foreign aid as a percentage of its GDP when compared with other industrialized countries.

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