The table compares the total health expenditure per person among five countries in 2019.
Overall, it is evident that people in the United States spent the most significant amount of money on health, whereas residents of the United Kingdom had the least health expenses in 2019.
Among the five countries, the United States had the largest health expenditure per capita, at $11,072, while for people in the UK, health was in the last place, spending $4,653 per year. Their other European neighbor, Germany, had the second most notable health expense, at roughly $6,600.
Meanwhile, both Japanese and Australians were in the middle of the list. More precisely, residents of Japan expended on health approximately $4,823, while people in Australia spent over $5,000.