The table provides data about the total expenses on health per capita in five distinct countries: Australia, Germany, United States, Japan, and the United Kingdom in 2019.
Overall, the United States spent the most significant on healthcare per person than the other listed countries. In contrast, the United Kindom had the lowest spending, followed closely by Japan.
Specifically, the United States recorded the highest spending on health, with an average of 11,072 dollars, which is even higher than Germany, the second-highest spender at 6,646 dollars. Australia ranked third, with the expenditure of 5,187 US dollars per capita, followed by Japan with 4,823 dollars. Subsequently, the United Kingdom had the lowest expenditure out of four countries, with just 4,653 dollars.
It is noteworthy that the United States spend twice as much on healthcare compares to Germany and more than double the United Kindom. The gap between the highest and the lowest spendgin countries was over and around 6,400 US dollars, indication a considerable disparity in health investment among these nations.