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This is a stacked bar chart showing the percentage of a given nation's Gross Domestic Product that was spent on health care in 2009 with separate percentages given for public expenditure and private expenditure. Countries are arranged from highest total expenditure (United States 17.4%) to lowest total expenditure (Turkey 6.1%). The data shows that the United States has the highest percentage of private expenditure on health care - both in absolute terms (over 9%) and as a proportion of its total expenditure (over 55%) - and that Denmark has the highest percentage of public expenditure on health care - both in absolute terms (over 10%) and as a proportion of its total expenditure (over 87%).

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Total health expenditure as share of GDP 2009

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This is a stacked bar chart showing the percentage of a given nation's Gross Domestic Product that was spent on health care in 2009 with separate percentages given for public expenditure and private expenditure. Countries are arranged from highest total expenditure (United States 17.4%) to lowest total expenditure (Turkey 6.1%). The data shows that the United States has the highest percentage of private expenditure on health care - both in absolute terms (over 9%) and as a proportion of its total expenditure (over 55%) - and that Denmark has the highest percentage of public expenditure on health care - both in absolute terms (over 10%) and as a proportion of its total expenditure (over 87%).

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