The table describes the total health expenditures per capita in five countries in 2019. Overall, the United States had the highest health expenditure per capita, whereas the figures for the remaining countries were around 5,000 dollars.
In 2019, approximately 11,072 dollars were spent by the United States on healthcare, making it the highest among the five countries. Meanwhile, Germany had the second-highest expenditure, which was about half of the United States’ figure. Australia, on the other hand, had a spending of approximately 5,187 dollars, which was lower than that of Germany.
Additionally, Japan and the United Kingdom had the lowest health expenditures among the five countries, with figures of 4,823 dollars and 4,653 dollars, respectively. The difference between these two countries was only about 170 dollars.