If you wanted to use the data in this chart to make an argument that the United States spends less total money every year on social spending than other developed countries, what additional piece of information would you need? A 10 segmented pie chart shows the shares of federal government spending in 2022. The data in the pie chart is as follows: Medicare: 13% Social Security: 20% National Defense: 13% Net interest: 5% Veterans' benefits: 5% Income security: 16% Other: 21% Transportation infrastructure: 2% Education (Includes education, training, employment, and social services): 4% Science and medical research: 1% SOURCE: Office of Management and Budget, www.whitehouse.gov/omb/historical-tables (accessed 1/31/22). Click or tap a choice to answer the question. the number of social programs that each country funded in 2019 the tax rates of each country in 2019 the percentage of citizens in each country who participated in at least one social program in 2019 the total gross domestic product (GDP) of each country in 2019