The bar chart compares the average annual pay of doctors along with other workers in seven countries in 2004.
Overall, it is clear that the US was the dominant country in terms of salary given to the both doctors and other workers while the oppsite was true for Czech Republic, whose annual pay for doctors and the other employees accounted for the lowest level among other states. Notably, there was a virtually similarity in the the salary given doctors and other workers in Italy, Germany, Finland per year.
With regard to the countries which gave the annual pay for doctors, the salary of doctors in the US and France accounted for the highest figures, making up 120 and 80, respectively, with the former recording biggest share while Czech Republic stood at 40, emerging as the lowest salary existed state. Meanwhile, the annual salary of doctors in remaining four countries – Italy, Germany, Finland, Switzerland- maintained the same level, comprising more or less 60.
Turning to the annual payment for physicians and other employees in seven different countries, the US and Switzerland gave the higest amount of money for other workers, with about 40, respectively whereas this figure was the smallest in Szech Republic, constituting around 18. Likewise, the salary of other employees in Italy, Germany, Finland amounted to 20, being the same level. Including. The annual pay of other employees in France was moderate among all states, accounting for roughly 25.