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Band 6+: The table below shows the information about spending on health in five different countries in 2002. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant.

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The image contains a table depicting health spending data for five countries in 2002, categorized into total, public, and private expenditure: Japan reports total spending at 7.20%, public at 5.80%, and private at 1.40%; Italy shows total spending at 7.70%, public at 5.30%, and private at 2.40%; Germany lists total spending at 9.30%, public at 7%, and private at 2.30%; France presents total spending at 11.40%, public at 8.60%, and private at 2.80%; USA notes total spending at 8.60%, public at 6%, and private at 2.60%.

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Task 1:

The table chart illustrates the percentage of money consumed on health in five distinct countries in 2002.

Overall, public spending in five countries is higher than private speding. Also, France spend the most money on health, Italy and Japan spend the least.

In 2002, the total money spent on health in Italy slighty higher by 0.50% than Japan. Public spending in Japan was 5.80%, higher than Italy 0.50%. But private spending in Italy was higher by 1% than Japan.

Not only that, the total of money spent on health in Germany, France and USA was slightly different. France was the highest among three contries in total, higher by 1.10% than Germany and 1.80% than USA. In the amount of money spent on health in public, France was also the highest while USA was the lowest. But in private spending, although France still placed in the highest, other countries are slightly lower and Germany now became the lowest.

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money: 5

health: 5

higher: 5

france: 5

spending: 4

italy: 4

countries: 3

public: 3

private: 3

japan: 3

total: 3

spent: 3

germany: 3

highest: 3

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