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Band 4+: 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 chart and a table. The bar chart displays the number of hospital beds per thousand inhabitants for eight countries: Austria (8), Canada (4), Germany (9), Japan (14), Netherlands (4), Spain (3), United Kingdom (4), and United States (3). The accompanying table shows healthcare spending and average life expectancy for three countries: Japan ($2,581, 83 years), Netherlands ($3,481, 80 years), and US ($6,719, 78 years).
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This chart illiustrates the information about healthcare, life expectancy in several nations, and shows the use of hospital beds in per thousand community.

Overall, japan have the high expectancy in life whereas the US have lowest duration of living.Japan also used the beds in highest range. while, the Germany also an other country who used bed in high range comparativily to others expect japan. Moreover, other coutries are not in a good range of using it widely.

The health care means are decreased comparatively Us but life expectancy rose in Japan rather than other countries. Health resources spend around $2,581 and the ratio of life is 83 witch is found higher than the other countries. Germany range of using bed on per thousan population is 8% wich is slightly lower than japan.

The Netherlands and the United States, also have high ratio of sapending funds on healthcare is high. Netherland have invested $3,481 with longevity of 80, while US have devoted $6719 with life expectancy of 78.

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