The bar chart and table are about two different subject which are healthcare resources and life expectancy in 8 countries on the chat and related 3 countries on the table.
Regarding the bar chart, the number of hospital beds per thousand of population is the highest value in Japan (8). As a matter of fact, other countries (Australia, Canada, Netherlands, Spain, United Kingdom, United States) have very few beds compared to them which is all these countries around 4.
In terms of the table, it shows two different issues which are health spending per person and average life expectancy in Japan, Netherland and US. It is inevitable that, the lowest expenditure ($2, 581) and also the highest average life (83) could be seen in Japan. On the other hand, when we look at the table, the number of beds in this country is significantly higher (14 for every thousand people) while US has the most spending ($6, 719), the lowest life expectancy (78) and number of beds.
Overall, as we see, although government spend the least money to healthcare in Japan, citizens can expect to live a long time plus the most bed opportunities compared to other countries.
The bar chart and table are about two
different
subject which are healthcare resources and
life
expectancy in 8
countries
on the chat and related 3
countries
on the table.
Regarding the bar chart, the number of hospital
beds
per thousand of population is the highest value in
Japan
(8). As a matter of fact, other
countries
(Australia, Canada, Netherlands, Spain, United Kingdom, United States) have
very
few
beds
compared to them which is all these
countries
around 4.
In terms of the table, it
shows
two
different
issues which are health spending per person and average
life
expectancy in
Japan
,
Netherland
and US. It is inevitable that, the lowest expenditure ($2, 581) and
also
the highest average
life
(83) could be
seen
in
Japan
.
On the other hand
, when we look at the table, the number of
beds
in this
country
is
significantly
higher (14 for every thousand
people
) while US has the most spending ($6, 719), the lowest
life
expectancy (78) and number of beds.
Overall
, as we
see
, although
government
spend the least money to healthcare in
Japan
, citizens can
expect
to
live
a long time plus the most
bed
opportunities compared to other
countries
.