The graph provides information about the past and anticipated data of the government expenditure as a percentage of GDP from 2000 to 2025 in education, health and roads and railways.
Health is the only area that demonstrates an upward trend in terms of percentage spending of GDP throughout this period and accounts for the largest proportion in 2025.The figure for it climbed swiftly to around 5.50% in 2005 and is projected to increase consistently reaching over 7% in 2025.
In stark contrast, the percentages of government expenditure on education and roads and railways have shown an opposite trend. Although education represented 5% in 2000, 5% higher than health, it is likely to slowly and stably dip to a little under 4% in 2025. In marked contrast, the figure for roads and railways fluctuates dramatically.Roads and railways was as vital as health in 2000 but the gap between them widened afterwards. To be more specific, 2010 saw a considerable slump to 3% despite a slight growth to 4.5% in 2005. After that it increased back to the 2000 figure in 2020 while it is still expected to fall in 2025.
Overall, health is the primary area where the government will invest while education and roads and railways are of less concern.
