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Band 5+: The chart and the table below give information about healthcare resources and life expectancy in different countries.

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The image shows Japan with 14 hospital beds per thousand, the highest among compared countries; Australia, Canada, Netherlands, Spain, and the United States each having approximately 3; Germany with about 9; and the United Kingdom with about 2. Health spending per person and average life expectancy are as follows: Japan, $2,581 and 83; Netherlands, $3,481 and 80; US, $6,719 and 78.
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The bar chart and table provide information regarding healthcare resources and their life expectancy in 8 different countries.

Overall, It can be seen that hospitals in Japan have the most number of beds per person, whereas the lowest number of beds in the United States. Governments spend a lot of money on health in the USA. However, in the USA the average number of life expectancy have the lowest number, compared to other countries.

According to the bar chart, Japanese people have the most number of beds with 14, while German population have halved to 8 and it is the second-highest in the number of hospital beds. In contrast, other countries accounted for an insignifint numbers to nearly 4.

Based on the table, governments spend the least amount of money on helath to 2.581 dollars per person however average life excpectancy in Japan had the most number to 83 compared to oher countries. In conrast governments spend on health mostly in the USA to 6.719 dollars however their life expectancy is the lowest number to 78. In addition in Netherlands governments spend on health to 3.481 and their life expectancy is 80.

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