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Band 5+: The table below shows the amount spent on healthcare in different countries. Summarize the information by selecting and reporting the main features and make comparison where relevant.

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The image displays a table listing healthcare spending per person in 2010 for multiple countries: Japan $2,690, South Korea $1,187, Singapore $1,035, Bahrain $810, Kuwait $796, Argentina $551, Chile $473, Brazil $426, with a global average of $717.
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This table chart provides information about how much buy on healthcare for per person in some nations in 2010.

Overall, this figure experinsed from the most city spending on healthcare to the minimum city during the same period. Although Jaban outraced all nations, while Brazil is the last country spending on healthcare.

In 2010, there is some countries care about healthcare for their humans. Jaban spent 2,690 dollars on healthcare. In addition, South Korea and Singapore made up 1,187 dollars and 1,035 dollars respectively, so the difference between them it is about $152. However, Kuwait contributed $796. While, Bahrain accounted for $810. It outrased Kuwait. Addtionaly, Argentina and Chile was $551 and $473 respectively. The last homey it is Brazil were accounted for $426. If we comparing Jaban with Brazil. The first country will won with nearly $2,264 more than the second country.

To sum up, we can say jaban spent more mony on healthcare than any nations.

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