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Rank   Countries  Amount  (top to bottom)   
#1  United States:4,271 
#2  Switzerland:3,857 
#3  Norway:3,182 
#4  Denmark:2,785 
#5  Luxembourg:2,731 
#6  Iceland:2,701 
#7  Germany:2,697 
#8  France:2,288 
#9  Japan:2,243 
#10  Netherlands:2,173 
#11  Sweden:2,145 
#12  Belgium:2,137 
#13  Austria:2,121 
#14  Canada:1,939 
#15  Australia:1,714 
#16  Finland:1,704 
#17  Italy:1,676 
#18  United Kingdom:1,675 
#19  Israel:1,607 
#20  Ireland:1,569 
#21  United Arab Emirates:1,428 
#22  New Zealand:1,163 
#23  Spain:1,043 
#24  Greece:965 
#25  Portugal:859 
#26  Slovenia:746 
#27  Singapore:678 
#28  Argentina:654 
#29  Uruguay:621 
#30  Bahamas, The:612 
#31  Barbados:601 
#32  Korea, South:470 
#33  Lebanon:469 
#34  Saint Kitts and Nevis:408 
#35  Czech Republic:380 
#36  Bahrain:358 
#37  Hungary:318 
#38  Brazil:308 
#39  Chile:289 
#40  Slovakia:285 
#41  Costa Rica:257 
#42  Poland:248 
#43  Panama:246 
#44  Estonia:243 
#45  Mexico:236 
#46  South Africa:230 
#47  Colombia:227 
#48  Dominica:208 
#49  Trinidad and Tobago:204 
#50  Grenada:193 
#51  Lithuania:183 
#52  Antigua and Barbuda:179 
#53  Venezuela:171 
#54  Latvia:166 
#55  Jamaica:157 
#56  Turkey:153 
#57  Saint Lucia:151 
#58  Maldives:150 
#59  El Salvador:143 
#60  Namibia:142 
#61  Peru:141 
#62  Jordan:139 
#63  Iran:128 
#64  Botswana:127 
#65  Gabon:122 
#66  Mauritius:120 
#67  Syria:116 
#68  Thailand:112 
#69  Tunisia:108 
#70  Burma:97 
#71  Dominican Republic:95 
#72  Fiji:86 
#73  Paraguay:86 
#74  Romania:86 
#75  Belarus:85 
#76  Belize:82 
#77  Malaysia:81 
#78  Guatemala:78 
#79  Honduras:74 
#80  Bolivia:69 
#81  Kazakhstan:62 
#82  Bulgaria:62 
#83  Ecuador:59 
#84  Nicaragua:54 
#85  Guyana:51 
#86  Swaziland:46 
#87  Congo, Democratic Republic of the:40 
#88  China:40 
#89  Cape Verde:37 
#90  Philippines:37 
#91  Albania:36 
#92  Zimbabwe:36 
#93  Bhutan:36 
#94  Kenya:31 
#95  Nigeria:30 
#96  Turkmenistan:30 
#97  Sri Lanka:29 
#98  Cote d'Ivoire:28 
#99  Ukraine:28 
#100  Uzbekistan:25 
#101  Papua New Guinea:25 
#102  Senegal:23 
#103  Zambia:23 
#104  Haiti:21 
#105  Ghana:19 
#106  Mauritania:19 
#107  Guinea:19 
#108  Pakistan:18 
#109  Uganda:18 
#110  Vietnam:17 
#111  Cambodia:17 
#112  Georgia:16 
#113  Gambia, The:13 
#114  Tajikistan:13 
#115  Benin:12 
#116  Bangladesh:12 
#117  Nepal:11 
#118  Malawi:11 
#119  Mali:11 
#120  Kyrgyzstan:11 
#121  Rwanda:10 
#122  Burkina Faso:
#123  Central African Republic:
#124  Togo:
#125  Indonesia:
#126  Mozambique:
#127  Sierra Leone:
#128  Chad:
#129  Laos:
#130  Niger:
#131  Madagascar:
#132  Burundi:
#133  Ethiopia:
Weighted average: 503.8  


DEFINITION: Spending per capita (PPP) in $US 1998.

SOURCE: World Bank. 2002. World Development Indicators 2002. CD-ROM. Washington, DC

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COMMENTARY     

Ian Graham
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16th May 2005
To Ganesh .R, I believe that what this graph shows is the amount of money that the listed countries' governments spend per capita on health services and facilities for their citizens.
Tapio
17th May 2005
I really don't believe that the US government spends the most money per person on health services. I would like to know how it's calculated.
Tom Spahr
16th November 2007
I believe alo is correct; I think that the number presented is aggregate of all sources, so both private and government spending is included.

With respect to Ganesh.R, I would not necessarily assume that India spends less than $4/year (remember that the footnotes show this as 1998 as the base year). It seems that India is not included, likely because figures were not available.
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