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The image presents a table on spending on health in five different countries in 2002, providing percentages for total, public, and private spending. For Japan, the figures were: Total 7.2%, Public spending 5.8%, and Private spending 1.4%. For Italy, they were: Total 7.7%, Public spending 5.3%, and Private spending 2.4%. For Germany, the data was: Total 9.3%, Public spending 7%, and Private spending 2.3%. For France, the values were: Total 11.4%, Public spending 8.6%, and Private spending 2.8%. For the USA, the percentages were: Total 8.6%, Public spending 6%, and Private spending 2.6%.
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The table depicts the proportion of health expenditure in Japan, Italy, Germany, France and the USA in 2002.
Overall, The highest percentages recorded in Germany, France and the USA, whereas Japan and Italy accounted for the lowest figure.
France accounted the highest proportion of health expenditure for 11.4 %, the public spending recorded at 8.6%, whereas private spending allocated for 2.8 percent of total health expenditure. Comparing Germany and the USA represented in 9.3% and 8.6% of total health expenditure. Regarding public spending accounted for 7% in Germany and 6% in the USA, while private spending allocated for 2.6% in the USA and 2.3% in Germany respectively.
In contrast, the lowest proportion of health expenditure accounted for 7.7% in Italy and 7.2% in Japan. Public spending recorded at 5.8% in Japan and 5.3% in Italy. Regarding private spending accounted for 2.4% in Italy and 1.4% in Japan.
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