The graph and table illustrate information about resource’s healthcare and life expectancy in 8 countries : Australia, Canada, Japan, Germany, Netherland, Spain, UK, and US.
According to the graph, there were several similarities and distinctions. Firstly, among 8 countries, Japan contributed the highest number of hospital beds per thousand population, with 14 beds per thousand citizens, while Germany and the Netherlands accounted for 8 and 4 beds on average, respectively. It is interesting to note that Canada, Spain, and the US took up equally the number of beds per thousand population, with representing around 3.8 beds on average, while Australia and the Netherlands represented 4 and 4.2 beds, respectively.
Looking more closely at the graph and table, it becomes evident that the amount of money on government health spending is not correlated with the number of beds per thousand population. For example, Japan and the US invested in healthcare system $2581 and $ 6719, respectively. However, Japan underwent an average life expectancy, at 83, higher than the US’s life expectancy, with 78.
In summary, Japan had the highest number of hospital beds and the highest life expectancy. An average life expectancy have a correlation with the number of beds.