The line graph illustrates the proportion of GDP allocated by the government to health, education, and road & railway sectors between 2000 and 2025 in a specific country.
In general, over the period, the percentage of GDP spent on the health sector experienced an upward trend, while the opposite was true for others. Notably, health expenditure was greater than that of education and road & railways.
In 2000, the government allocated approximately 4% of GDP to healthcare, which steadily increased over the years, reaching around 7% in 2025.
As for the remaining trends, education spending initially accounted for 5% and then rose to 7% by 2010. However, this proportion dropped by 3 percentage points by the end of the period. About 4.2% of GDP was allocated to road and railways at the beginning of the period, and this figure experienced significant fluctuations. In 2005, the figure for GDP allocation to transportation infrastructure decreased to roughly 3.5% and then rose to approximately 4.9% after a decade. Nevertheless, this proportion declined to around 3.9% in 2025.