The graph below shows people’s level of satisfaction with the health care system in 4 countries between 1991 and 2007. Summarize the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant.

The presented line graph compares the proportion of people who were satisfied with the healthcare services in 4 different countries over the period of 16 years from 1991 to 2007. It is clear from the graph that the Netherlands and Canada still recorded the highest levels of public satisfaction despite contrasting trends,

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the UK and the US remained at the lower end of the scale. It is

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noticeable that Canada experienced the most significant fluctuation over the 16-year period.

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, Canada had the highest percentage of pleased citizens at 58% in 1991, but

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figure plummeted to a low of just around 20% in 1998 before recovering to 40% in 2007.

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, the share of satisfied dwellers in the Netherlands stayed relatively stable, starting at 48% in 1991, and

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keeping unchanged in 1998 and finishing at roughly 46%

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of the timeframe. Looking at the remaining nations, the UK witnessed a gradual upward trend, with its satisfaction rate rising steadily from 23% to nearly 30% over the period. Meanwhile, the figures for the US were the lowest, showing minimal changes and staying almost unchanged

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above 10% throughout the entire sixteen years.