The bar graph depicts the alteration of the medical budget in four different countries, namely A, B, C and D. The analysis was collected between 2010, 2014 and 2018.
To begin with, it is significantly observed that all countries showed a similar trend in terms of altered funds throughout the survey period. Firstly, it was remarkable that the highest fund was allocated in 2010 with 32 million dollars. The medical funds allocation showed a downward trend after eight years. In 2014, it slightly fell to 10% lesser of the amount in 2010. Lastly, in 2018, it was recorded the lowest money spent in medical facilities at about 24 million dollars.
Based on the information given, it is clear that 2010 had the largest proportion of medical funds in all mentioned countries. On the other hand, 2018 depicted the least. The funding varied in a span of eight years with moderate changes.
The bar graph depicts the alteration of the
medical
budget in four
different
countries,
namely
A, B, C and D. The analysis
was collected
between 2010, 2014 and 2018.
To
begin
with, it is
significantly
observed that all countries
showed
a similar trend in terms of altered funds throughout the survey period.
Firstly
, it was remarkable that the highest
fund
was allocated
in 2010 with 32 million dollars. The
medical
funds allocation
showed
a downward trend after eight years. In 2014, it
slightly
fell to 10% lesser of the amount in 2010.
Lastly
, in 2018, it
was recorded
the lowest money spent in
medical
facilities at about 24 million dollars.
Based on the information
given
, it is
clear
that 2010 had the largest proportion of
medical
funds in all mentioned countries.
On the other hand
, 2018 depicted the least. The funding varied in a span of eight years with moderate
changes
.