The table chart compares the total expenditure on heath per unit of population in Australia, Germany, the United States, Japan, and the United Kingdom in 2019.
Overall, it is evident that the United States is the nation that had the largest amount of money spent on medical expenses per person, while that of Japan and the United Kingdom ranked the lowest in the given period. Additionally, Australia and Germany allocated an average sum of money on health costs.
11,072 dollars was the total expense each person in the USA had invested in health care costs in 2019, which is significantly higher than any other country. By contrast, the United Kingdom bottomed the chart with the number of 4,653 dollars per individual.
Germany’s health spending was moderate at 6,646 dollars per capita, falling between the highest and the lowest figures. Meanwhile, Australia and Japan shared the similar expenditures of 5,187 and 4,823 dollars, respectively.