The data displays the recent health expenditure presented in percentages of GDP’ divided to diverse amount of European countries between the years of 2002,2007, and 2012. Overall, the bar chart illustrates that each countries have little contrast from one another.
Countries such as Belgium, Estonia, Switzerland, and Spain has consistently produced GDP between the years 2002, 2007, and 2012. Meaning, respectively each country that either produce in a big total or small total of GDP have spent time consistently produced without a an increase nor a decrease every 5 years.
Meanwhile, countries that have an upward change in their production of GDP are Denmark, Lithuania, Norway, Poland, and Slovenia. They have boosted their production higher in 2012 compared to previous years. Some countries have gone downward in their production, which is Luxembourg and Netherlands. Meaning, their GDP production has gone lower in the later years which is 2012 despite producing more in previous years.
Moreover, there is also a country whose GDP percentages fluctuate over the years which France. Where their GDP production in 2002 is lower than the total in 2007, but it is higher than their production in 2012.