The illustrations provide data about healthcare resources and expected life span in some countries.
Overall, there is a positive relation on the number of beds per thousand people and average life expectancy. And the table shows a contrast between the amount of money spent for each person and life expectancy.
From the bar chart, we can see that Japan has the highest number of patient beds per thousand of the population which is 14, followed by Germany that has 8. Relating the chart to the table, we can recognize that the more hospital beds the country has, the higher life expectancy it has.
Similar to the bar graph, Japan is dominant in expected life span shown in the table with an average of 83. Despite spending more money than other two countries combined, the USA still has the lowest life expectancy of only 78. In contrast, the Netherlands, spending only $3481 per person, almost 2 times less than the USA if you calculate, has a better life expectancy of 80.