The table illustrates the total amount of money each person in five nations spent on health expenditure in 2019. Overall, while the United States and Germany led in total health expenditure per capita, Japan and the United Kingdom ranked lowest throughout the observed year.
Upon closer inspection, in 2019, the United States ranked highest in the total amount of money per person diverted to health expenditure with 11,073 dollars, which was higher than the 6,646 dollars per capita of Germany. In terms of Australia, total health expenditure per capita in this country was 5,187 dollars, staying in the middle position among the listed nations by 2019.
As for the remaining countries, it can be seen that in 2019, Japanese citizens invested less budget in health expenditure, with just 4,232 dollars per person. Similarly, each resident in the United Kingdom diverted just 4,652 dollars in health expenditure, which paled in comparison with other countries in 2019.
