Band 8+: The table shows the information of total health expenditure per capita in five countries in 2019. Summarize the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant. (Table)

The given table illustrates the amount of money that each person spent on healthcare in different countries in 2019.

It is evident that people from the United States spent the most money on healthcare among the five countries, while the opposite was true for people from the United Kingdom.

In 2019, the total health expenditure per person in the United States was the largest among the five countries, at 11,073 dollars, which was nearly double the amount that German people spent on healthcare, at 6,646 dollars. Moreover, the amount of money that the Australians spent on healthcare accounted for the third place, after the United States and Germany, at 5,187 dollars.

The amount of money that people in Japan spent on healthcare was nearly the same as the figure for those from the United Kingdom, with the former being 4,823 dollars and the latter being 4,652 dollars. Both of the two countries spent the least money on healthcare among the five countries.