The table illustrates the total health expenditure per capita in five countries (Australia, Germany, the United States, Japan, and the United Kingdom) in 2019. Overall, the United States had the highest spending on healthcare, while the United Kingdom recorded the lowest expenditure.
As shown in the table, the United States had the highest per capita health expenditure, with each person spending $11,072 on healthcare. In comparison, Germany and Australia recorded significantly lower figures at $6,646 and $5,187, respectively. Interestingly, the combined expenditure of these two countries was approximately equal to that of the United States.
At the lower end of the spectrum, the United Kingdom had the lowest per capita health expenditure at $4,653, making it the country with the least spending on healthcare. Similarly, Japan recorded a slightly higher figure of $4,823, ranking as the second-lowest among the five countries.