| Europe (%) |
| Latvia | 16 in 2022 | OECD |
| Croatia | 15.2 in 2022 | OECD |
| Portugal | 15.2 in 2022 | OECD |
| Lithuania | 14.5 in 2022 | OECD |
| Estonia | 14.2 in 2022 | OECD |
| Slovakia | 13.5 in 2022 | OECD |
| Germany | 11.8 in 2022 | OECD |
| Norway | 11.3 in 2020 | OECD |
| France | 10.9 in 2022 | OECD |
| Poland | 10.9 in 2022 | OECD |
| Hungary | 10.8 in 2022 | OECD |
| Czech Republic | 9.8 in 2022 | OECD |
| Belgium | 9.2 in 2022 | OECD |
| Bulgaria | 8.5 in 2022 | OECD |
| Spain | 8.4 in 2022 | OECD |
| Austria | 8.3 in 2022 | OECD |
| Greece | 8.3 in 2022 | OECD |
| Sweden | 8.3 in 2022 | OECD |
| Denmark | 8.2 in 2022 | OECD |
| Iceland | 8.2 in 2018 | OECD |
| Romania | 8.2 in 2022 | OECD |
| United Kingdom | 7.9 in 2019 | OECD |
| Italy | 7.8 in 2022 | OECD |
| Finland | 7.7 in 2022 | OECD |
| Slovenia | 7.3 in 2022 | OECD |
| Luxembourg | 6.5 in 2022 | OECD |
| Netherlands | 5.6 in 2022 | OECD |
| Ireland | 5.1 in 2022 | OECD |
| Switzerland | 4.1 in 2021 | OECD |
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