The table shows the amount of spent on healthcare in different countries. Summarise the information by selecting and recording the main features, and make comparisons where revelant.
The given table clearly illustrates the differences in the expenditure on healthcare
services
in Japan
, Italy, France, German, and the USA
.
Overall
, the USA
has the highest total amount spent whereas
Japan
experiences the lowest one among the 5 countries. Furthermore
, public spending is always higher than private ones in all countries.
To begin
with, the USA
has the highest spending with a total of 14.3 GDP
. Moreover
, the expense of private and public in the USA
also
are the highest ones with 8 GDP
and 6.3 GDP
respectively. Germany is the second country in the cost of healthcare services
, ,
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furthermore
the highest public spending is in Add a comma
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this
nation at 8.6 GP. France has a 2.1 GDP
lower than the second country.
Japan
spends the lowest amount of money on total and private health services
with 7.2 and 1.4 GDP
respectively among all countries. The difference between Japan
and Italy is only 0.5 of GDP
. Furthermore
, the expenditure on public medical services
in Italy has the lowest amount with a 5.3 GDP
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