The given table illustrates the accumulated spending on healthcare per capita in five nations, namely Australia, Germany, the United States, Japan, and the United Kingdom, in 2019.
Overall, health expenditure in the United States was the leading figure, while the opposite was true for that in the United Kingdom.
The United States led the way with 11,073 USD being spent on healthcare per capita. In contrast, the United Kingdom’s figure was remarkably lower, being the lowest in the chart, at merely 4,652 USD per person. Similarly, Japan’s expenditure on the medical field was relatively small, at 4,823 USD, the second-lowest statistic compared to the other countries.
In terms of the two remaining countries, in the middle tier was Germany’s number, with 6,646 USD in expenditure on healthcare. This figure was almost half that of the United States, making it the second-most significant statistic. Lastly, Australia closely followed Germany in terms of financial allocation for health, at 5,187 USD per capita.