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Band 5+: The chart and fable below give information about healthcare resources and life expectancy in different countries. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features and make comparisons where relevant.

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The image presents a bar graph and a table on healthcare resources and life expectancy. The graph shows hospital beds per thousand of the population: India 0.9, Cuba 4.7, Australia 3.6, Germany 8.6, Japan 13.6, UK 3.8, and US 2.8. The table displays government health spending: Japan $2,581, Netherlands $3,481, US $6,719; average life expectancy: Japan 83, Netherlands 80, US 78.
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The line chart provides information about the hospital beds per thousands of eight different countries and the table gives data about health spending and average life expectancy per person for three different countries.

Overall, Japan have the most bed capacity in hospitals, as well as they posses the highest life expectancy. However, US spends more money in per person healthcare, also holds the lowest expectancy rate comapre to Japan and Netherlands.

Countries includes, Australia, Canada, Spain, UK, and US hold the same number beds per thousand in the range from 3 to 4. On the other hand, countries those have more than 4 beds per thousands are Japan, Germany, and Netherlands. Whereas, Japan is the only country that have 14 beds per thousands.

However, Government of USA have more healtcare budget in per person, accounted for $6719. Following that, Japan and Netherlands spends $2451 and $3481. The life expectancy of these countries are also 78, 83, and 80 respectively.

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