The table chart illustrates the data about spending on health in five different countries in 2002.
Overall, citizens of these countries usually consume more on public spending, while private spending has a lower proportion.
First of all, French residents had the highest figure among these countries and amounted to 8,60 percent. Germany was ranked second between them and was slightly lower than France and contained 7 percent at total. The third country with the largest proportion was the USA, it was a little fewer than the previous country and recorded 6 percent. The next two ones, used to have similar shares, both got slightly more than 5 percent.
In contrast, local people in these countries spent less in private spending. France still had the highest part, and got 2,80 percent, which was lower than public spending 4 times. Surprisingly, the USA was ranked second in this time and overtook Germany with their 2,40 percent, while America provided 2,60. Furthermore, Germany was not even third with their 2,30 percent, Italy has become bigger than Germany and was ranked in third place. Japan took the last place between them and spent only 1,40%