The table below gives information about the public and private spending of gross domestic product in the health service of various countries in 2002.
The table below gives information about the public and private spending of gross domestic product in the health service of various countries in 2002. NyVRq
The table compares the proportion of government and private spending which contribute to GDP in the health care sector by Japan, Italy, Germany, France and the USA in 2002.
Overall, it can be seen, in the health care a large amount of investment done by France in both sectors. Whereas, Japans' spending in both the sectors was the least.
In 2002, Japan and Italy spent almost smiler in terms of GDP, which was accounted for around 7%. The private expenditure of these counties was accounted for 1. 40% of Japan, Italys' was ten times more than Japan whereas, public spending in Japan was 5. 80%, which was 0. 50% more than in Italy. The USA contributed 8. 60% of spending for GDP in health care services, from which the US government spent 6%, and the rest of it was through the private sector.
Germany, total spending was 9. 30% for GDP, which was the second-most among the five nations. The government contribution on spending on health care services was 7% and 2. 30% through the private. The highest amount of spending on health was by France. Their total spending was 11. 40% for GDP in health and care, from which the government expenditure was 8. 60%, and the rest was by private.
The table compares the proportion of
government
and
private
spending
which contribute to GDP in the
health
care
sector by
Japan
, Italy, Germany, France and the USA in 2002.
Overall
, it can be
seen
, in the
health
care
a large amount of investment done by France in both sectors.
Whereas
, Japans'
spending
in both the sectors was the least.
In 2002,
Japan
and Italy spent almost
smiler
in terms of GDP, which
was accounted
for around 7%. The
private
expenditure of these counties
was accounted
for 1. 40% of
Japan
,
Italys
' was ten times more than
Japan
whereas, public
spending
in
Japan
was 5. 80%, which was 0. 50% more than in Italy. The USA contributed 8. 60% of
spending
for GDP in
health
care
services, from which the US
government
spent 6%, and the rest of it was through the
private
sector.
Germany, total
spending
was 9. 30% for GDP, which was the second-most among the five nations. The
government
contribution on
spending
on
health
care
services was 7% and 2. 30% through the
private
. The highest amount of
spending
on
health
was by France. Their total
spending
was 11. 40% for GDP in
health
and
care
, from which the
government
expenditure was 8. 60%, and the rest was by
private
.