The table and the graph below describe medical expenses and the average life expectancy in different countries.
According to the given information, Japan is the most developed country in the healthcare area. It has 14 hospital beds per thousand of the population, which is the biggest quantity in the table, moreover, the Japanese government spends 2,581 dollars per person for medical needs. Therefore, Japan has the longest average life expectancy, near 83 years.
However, there are some countries that spend even more on healthcare than Japan in the data chart. For example, the Netherlands’ government spends 3,481 dollars per person, that continues the average life expectancy at 80 years. Despite the absolute leader in medical costs is the USA, which usually spends 6,719 dollars per person, the life expectancy is the shortest, through the given data, around 78 years. Whereas, in the first graph those countries have average index, around 5 hospital beds for the Netherlands and 3 for the USA, which are equal to other countries, specifically, Australia, Canada, Spain, and the UK, which vary from 3 to 5 hospital beds per thousand of the population. Nevertheless, Germany has much larger amount in comparison to other countries, near 8 beds