The table below shows the amount spent on healthcare in different countries. Summarize the information by selecting and reporting the main features and make comparison where relevant.

The bar graph illustrates the number of

beds

per thousand of

population

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whereas

the table compares the amount of money that the governments in three nations spend on individuals and the average longevity.

Overall

, Japan has much more

beds

than any other examined countries, followed by Germany and

Netherlands

while

there is not a significant change in other nations. It

also

seems that the government expenditure on

health

is the largest in the United

States

although

Japanese life expectancy is the longest regardless of the least

health

spending. Starting with the bar graph, Japan has the most

beds

in hospitals as it has 14

beds

while

Germany comes second at 8, followed by the

Netherlands

with just over 4.

In contrast

, there is not a significant change in the number of hospital

beds

available in other nations with about 4

beds

in Australia

whereas

other countries stand below that with the United

States

having the least. Turning to the table of

health

spending, the government in the United

States

spends the most with $6,719, which is almost double as

Netherlands

whose spending is $3,481. The Japanese life expectancy is the longest at 83 regardless of the small amount of government funding of $2,581.

In contrast

, the life expectancy in the United

States

, whose spending on

health

is the largest, is the shortest at 78

while

people in the

Netherlands

live until 80 on average.