The chart provides information about numbers of hospital beds per thousand of the population, while the table table highlights Some aspects of their residents’ health spending and life expectancy. The data suggests that healthcare resources may have an impact on longevity.
According to the data, Japan has the highest number of beds and rate of life expectancy among presented countries, 14 and 83 respectively. What is important, Japan people do not spend nearly as much money on health as Us people do. The United States showed the lowest member of of beds and average longevity, 3 and 78 respectively. Also, their residents spent almost three times more on health care than Japanese do.
Similarly, Netherlands provides their residents with only 5 beds per thousand of people. However, it proved to have an impact on their health. People of Netherlands spent three thousand dollars less than US citizens and live two years longer. According to the chart, Nether-lands are third, right after germany in numbers, which is higher than the average quantity per country.
These statics shows interrelation of countries healthcare resources and citizen’s life expectancy. The proportion of these aspects affects the health care spendings of each resident.