You still don't seem to get the point I'm trying to make multiple times. It doesn't matter whether the numbers on that ILO list match with *your original research*. You just can't apply your own logic and conclude that the source is wrong and remove it for that reason alone. I strongly advise you to read WP:OR. Please do us a favor and read it. It doesn't matter whether the ILO has those numbers on their websites or not. Wikipedia only requires one reliable source for those numbers, which is the BBC. The only thing you can do is put everything you said (provided that they are sourced) on a footnote on USA's numbers. This is the only thing I can think of that is acceptable within Wiki policies. Please stop arguing whether the ILO list is flawed for the US number or not based on your calculation. It is irrelevant according to WP:Verifiability because the BBC is considered a reliable source, regardless of whether it is alone or not.