The bar chart illustrates the amount of money spent on healthcare by twelve different countries in Europe in 2002, 2007 and 2012. Unit is measured in percentages of
GDP
.
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Overall
, the changes presented in investment in the Linking Words
health
sector were slight across all countries over three different Use synonyms
years
. Switzerland had the greatest expenditure, as opposed to Estonia which presented the lowest spending on Use synonyms
health
.
In detail, the Swiss remained the highest spenders on European healthcare in 2002, 2007 Use synonyms
as well as
2012 (11% Linking Words
GDP
). Belgium, Spain and Estonia followed a similar trend spending consecutively 10%, 8% and 3% of the Gross Domestic Product on Use synonyms
health
for the same Use synonyms
years
.
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On the other hand
, countries like Denmark, Norway, Slovenia, Poland and Lithuania had a bigger percentage of expenses in 2012 (11%,10%, 9%, 7% and 6% respectively) compared to the rest of the Linking Words
years
given (10%, 9%, 8%, 6% and 6% Use synonyms
GDP
across). Use synonyms
In contrast
, Luxembourg was the only one in Europe to invest less of its Linking Words
GDP
in healthcare in 2012 (around 7%) than it did in the previous times (8%).
In detail, the percentage of Use synonyms
GDP
spent on Use synonyms
health
by the French fluctuated, beginning at 10% in 2002 and going all the way to 11% in 2007, to drop to 9% in 2012. An interesting tendency can be observed in the Netherlands, where the expenditure decreased across the Use synonyms
years
(2002-2012) from 10% to 8%.Use synonyms
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