The graph gives information on the annual pay for doctors and other workers in seven countries in 2004. Overall, American doctors constituted the largest earning figure, whereas the opposite was experienced equally among other workers in European countries. Notably, all countries did not pay much money for their other jobs during this time. Although, six European countries paid nearly the same amount for doctors.
The US was the country that represented the largest proportion of annual pay for doctors. The figure accounted for $120,000 in 2004. France and Switzerland showed identical proportions that both countries paid around $66,000. Central European countries: Italy, Czech, and Germany, these countries’ figures reached $60,000 simultaneously. As for Finland, the figure of this country was the lowest, which made up merely $45,000.
To come withto unmentioned workers, the largest proportion of expenditure was seen in the US, which accounted for $43,00 0. Switzerland ranked second in annual pay, with paying $40,000 in 2004. Other five countries paid under $25 ,000 to vague workers, except for France. The figure of this country accounted for roughly $30, 000.