The line graph provides data about average fund measured in US dollars withing four different countries encompassed in Europe on medical service per individual between 2006 and 2013. Overall, Iceland, despite showing the highest figure at the starting of the period, sees a dramatic fall throughout the following years. While Italy and United Kingdom remain steady throughout the whole period, Belgium saw a significant increase by the end of the period.
In 2006, Iceland showed the highest number among other three countries followed by the rapid growth in 2007 which ended up over 5700. However, by 2009, there was a noticeable downward trend in Italy, falling slightly to over 3500. Eventually, having seen some fluctuations during the following years, it ended up over 4000 in 2013.
Inspite of the fact that Belgium and UK demonstrated similar trends starting from 2006 to 2008, Belgium grew sharply to over 4500 after which it kept increasing gradually by the end of the period. Meanwhile, UK kept its proportion entirely the same by the end, hitting its highest number at around 4200, before dropping slightly to 3600 in 2013.
As opposed to those above, Italy had the most stable and lowest proportion. Starting just above 3100, it remained steady with little change over 7 years.’;