The bar graph compares the amount of money invested in healthcare by three different governments over the 20-year period from 1990 to 2010.
Overall, the most amount of money spent on health came from Japan throughout the years 1990 to 2010, whereas the smallest investment always occured in France.
Japan was the most invested country in health sector, with expenditures generally increased every five years. In 1990, the amount of healthy spending began at 8 billion dollarsh, although there was a minor drop in 2005 before reaching its peak at 14 billion dollars by 2010. In terms of Italy, the period from 1990 to 2010 witnessed a considerable increase in the amount of healthcare expenditure, rising to 10 billion dollars, despite a sudden dip in 2000.
France continued to be the least spent country throughout the period, beginning at 2 billion dollars and undergoing only a marginal fluctuation before surging to 10 billion dollars at the end of the time frame.
