The given table compares a relative amount of GDP that five nations(Japan, Italia, German, France and USA) invested in healthcare services in 2002.
Overall, the total spending was divided into two categories which included public and private spending. France invested the largest amount on healthcare among all countries, while Japan invested the lowest.
Specifically, France invested the total of 11.40% on GDP, which is the highest amount among all listed countries. This included 8.60% on public spending and 2.80% on private spending. German was at the second position, followed by USA invested 9.30% and 8.60% respectively on healthcare services. However, USA was spending more on private sector as compared to German(2.60% compared to 2.30%).
Moving further to Japan and Italia, both of them invested the lowest amount of GDP on healthcare services. Japan was at the lowest invested 7.20% on the total GDP, whereas Italia invested 7.70% a little bit more than Japan. Japan also showed the least spending on private sector accounted for just 1.40%.
