The bar graph compares the UAE government’s expenditures on health and education sectors in three different years with a 5 years gap while the line graph shows the infant mortality rate and citizens' life expectancy from 1970 to 1992. As is evident, the UAE government spent more on healthcare and education in 1990 than they did in the past while citizens’ life expectancy enhanced along with declining the infant mortality rate.
As is given in the diagrams, the UAE government spent less than 8% of their GDP on healthcare in 1985 and just 10% on education. After 5 years, the spending on healthcare decreased slightly but increased dramatically in the education sector. In the final year, both sectors got priority and the spending on health sector increased to 10% while it was about 15% of the GDP in education.
The line graph represents that the percentage of spending in the UAE had a direct impact on their citizens’ life expectancy and infant's mortality rate. While the life expectancy in the UAE was just 60 years in 1970, it increased to over 70 in 1992. On the other hand, the infant mortality rate decreased to just 20% in 1992 from the astonishing 70% in 1970.
The bar graph compares the UAE
government
’s expenditures on health and
education
sectors
in three
different
years with a 5 years gap while the line graph
shows
the infant
mortality
rate and citizens'
life
expectancy from 1970 to 1992. As is evident, the UAE
government
spent more on healthcare and
education
in 1990 than they did in the past while citizens’
life
expectancy enhanced along with declining the infant
mortality
rate.
As is
given
in the diagrams, the UAE
government
spent less than 8% of their GDP on healthcare in 1985 and
just
10% on
education
. After 5 years, the spending on healthcare decreased
slightly
but
increased
dramatically
in the
education
sector
. In the final
year
, both
sectors
got
priority and the spending on health
sector
increased to 10% while it was about 15% of the GDP in education.
The line graph represents that the percentage of spending in the UAE had a direct impact on their citizens’
life
expectancy and infant's
mortality
rate. While the
life
expectancy in the UAE was
just
60 years in 1970, it increased to over 70 in 1992.
On the other hand
, the infant
mortality
rate decreased to
just
20% in 1992 from the astonishing 70% in 1970.
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