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The image displays a bar chart with European Health Expenditure as a Percentage of GDP (Gross Domestic Product) for the years 2002, 2007, and 2012. Belgium's health expenditure percentages are 7.9 (2002), 10.3 (2007), and 10.7 (2012); Denmark's are 8.4 (2002), 9.5 (2007), and 10.4 (2012); Estonia's are 5.0 (2002), 5.7 (2007), and 6.2 (2012); France's are 10.1 (2002), 11.2 (2007), and 11.6 (2012); Lithuania's are 5.6 (2002), 6.2 (2007), and 6.8 (2012); Luxembourg's are 5.9 (2002), 7.1 (2007), and 7.2 (2012); Netherlands' are 8.7 (2002), 9.4 (2007), and 11.9 (2012); Norway's are 7.8 (2002), 8.2 (2007), and 9.3 (2012); Poland's are 4.3 (2002), 6.4 (2007), and 6.6 (2012); Slovenia's are 6.6 (2002), 7.7 (2007), and 8.4 (2012); Spain's are 6.7 (2002), 8.5 (2007), and 9.1 (2012); Switzerland's are 10.4 (2002), 10.7 (2007), and 11.4 (2012).
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The bar chart illustrates the proportions of Gross Domestic Product(GDP) that were spent on healthcarfe in twelve European countries during 2002, 2007 and 2012. Overall, Switzerlan, Belgium, Spain and Estonia did not show any changes over the years. In addition, Estonia appeared to be the country were they spent less money on healthcare.
Switzerland, Belgium and France spent the most on healthcare, Health expenditure in those countries accounted for approximately 10% of their GDP. Denmark, Netheralnds, Spain, Slovenia and Norway spent between 8% and 10% of their GDP on healthcare. Health expenditure accounted for less than 8% of the GDP in the remaining countries, namely: Poland, Lituania, Estonia, Luxembourg.
Not all the countries have witnessed changes over the three years. The percentage of GDP used on healthcare increased in Denmark, Norway, Poland and Slovenia, but decreased in Netherland and Luxembourg. When it comes to France, the proportion went up , then decreased.
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