The table illustrates the total health budget per capita in five nations in 2019.
Overall, the United States was the leader in the chart of health expenditure in 2019 calculated in US dollars while the United Kingdom was at the bottom. Moreover, the spending levels of the remaining countries from low to high were Japan, Australia, and Germany, respectively.
Regarding Australia, Germany, and the US, the figure for the US took the highest rank in expenditure on the health sector, at 11.072 US dollars. Furthermore, the health category in Australia and Germany received less amount of money compared to the United States, both beyond 10.000 US dollars, and an approximately 1.4000-US-dollar disparity was seen between these nations, with the former being 5.187. In terms of Japan and the United Kingdom, the total amount of money allocated to the health sector in Japan and the United Kingdom was the lowest, at 4.823 and 4.653 US dollars, respectively.