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DEFINITION:
Total health expenditure is the sum of public and private health expenditures as a ratio of total population. It covers the provision of health services (preventive and curative), family planning activities, nutrition activities, and emergency aid designated for health but does not include provision of water and sanitation. Data are in current U.S. dollars.
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# | COUNTRY | AMOUNT | DATE | GRAPH | HISTORY |
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1 | United States | 6,096.2$ | 2004 | ||
2 | Luxembourg | 5,904$ | 2004 | ||
3 | Switzerland | 5,571.9$ | 2004 | ||
4 | Norway | 5,404.7$ | 2004 | ||
5 | Monaco | 5,329.5$ | 2004 | ||
6 | Iceland | 4,413$ | 2004 | ||
7 | Denmark | 3,896.6$ | 2004 | ||
8 | Austria | 3,683.31$ | 2004 | ||
9 | Sweden | 3,532$ | 2004 | ||
10 | Germany | 3,521.4$ | 2004 | ||
Group of 7 countries (G7) average (profile) | 3,489.94$ | 2004 | |||
11 | France | 3,464$ | 2004 | ||
12 | Netherlands | 3,441.7$ | 2004 | ||
13 | Belgium | 3,363.2$ | 2004 | ||
14 | San Marino | 3,355.7$ | 2004 | ||
15 | Ireland | 3,234.1$ | 2004 | ||
16 | Australia | 3,123.3$ | 2004 | ||
17 | Canada | 3,037.6$ | 2004 | ||
18 | United Kingdom | 2,899.7$ | 2004 | ||
19 | Japan | 2,831.1$ | 2004 | ||
High income OECD countries average (profile) | 2,791.74$ | 2004 | |||
20 | Finland | 2,664.3$ | 2004 | ||
21 | Italy | 2,579.6$ | 2004 | ||
22 | Andorra | 2,453.1$ | 2004 | ||
Eurozone average (profile) | 2,366.88$ | 2004 | |||
23 | New Zealand | 2,039.6$ | 2004 | ||
Non-religious countries average (profile) | 2,028.86$ | 2004 | |||
European Union average (profile) | 2,013.41$ | 2004 | |||
NATO countries average (profile) | 2,009.27$ | 2004 | |||
24 | Spain | 1,971.2$ | 2004 | ||
Europe average (profile) | 1,915.23$ | 2004 | |||
25 | Greece | 1,879.3$ | 2004 | ||
Cold countries average (profile) | 1,707.37$ | 2004 | |||
26 | Portugal | 1,665.1$ | 2004 | ||
27 | Israel | 1,533.5$ | 2004 | ||
28 | Slovenia | 1,438.2$ | 2004 | ||
Heavily indebted countries average (profile) | 1,428.85$ | 2004 | |||
29 | Malta | 1,239.4$ | 2004 | ||
30 | The Bahamas | 1,211$ | 2004 | ||
31 | Cyprus | 1,109.4$ | 2004 | ||
Christian countries average (profile) | 1,043.27$ | 2004 | |||
32 | Qatar | 992.4$ | 2004 | ||
33 | Singapore | 942.9$ | 2004 | ||
Catholic countries average (profile) | 930.07$ | 2004 | |||
34 | Hungary | 800.2$ | 2004 | ||
35 | South Korea | 787$ | 2004 | ||
36 | Czech Republic | 770.8$ | 2004 | ||
37 | Barbados | 744.8$ | 2004 | ||
38 | United Arab Emirates | 711.2$ | 2004 | ||
39 | Lebanon | 670.2$ | 2004 | ||
40 | Palau | 655.8$ | 2004 | ||
41 | Kuwait | 632.8$ | 2004 | ||
Landlocked countries average (profile) | 632.69$ | 2004 | |||
42 | Bahrain | 619.8$ | 2004 | ||
43 | Croatia | 609.4$ | 2004 | ||
44 | Slovakia | 565.1$ | 2004 | ||
Former British colonies average (profile) | 541.09$ | 2004 | |||
45 | Seychelles | 534.4$ | 2004 | ||
46 | Saint Kitts and Nevis | 500.4$ | 2004 | ||
47 | Antigua and Barbuda | 485.3$ | 2004 | ||
48 | Brunei | 473.2$ | 2004 | ||
49 | Estonia | 462.8$ | 2004 | ||
East Asia and Pacific average (profile) | 444.74$ | 2004 | |||
50 | Mexico | 424.3$ | 2004 | ||
51 | Lithuania | 423.8$ | 2004 | ||
52 | Latvia | 417.8$ | 2004 | ||
53 | Poland | 410.7$ | 2004 | ||
Middle Eastern and North Africa average (profile) | 396.77$ | 2004 | |||
54 | South Africa | 390.2$ | 2004 | ||
55 | Argentina | 382.9$ | 2004 | ||
56 | Chile | 359$ | 2004 | ||
Eastern Europe average (profile) | 356.74$ | 2004 | |||
57 | Saudi Arabia | 348$ | 2004 | ||
58 | Panama | 342.7$ | 2004 | ||
59 | Trinidad and Tobago | 329.3$ | 2004 | ||
60 | Botswana | 328.6$ | 2004 | ||
61 | Turkey | 324.8$ | 2004 | ||
62 | Uruguay | 314.7$ | 2004 | ||
OPEC countries average (profile) | 312.12$ | 2004 | |||
63 | Oman | 294.6$ | 2004 | ||
64 | Grenada | 292.9$ | 2004 | ||
65 | Costa Rica | 289.7$ | 2004 | ||
66 | Brazil | 289.5$ | 2004 | ||
67 | Marshall Islands | 271.9$ | 2004 | ||
Latin America and Caribbean average (profile) | 268.65$ | 2004 | |||
Emerging markets average (profile) | 254.75$ | 2004 | |||
68 | Bulgaria | 250.8$ | 2004 | ||
69 | Russia | 244.7$ | 2004 | ||
70 | Saint Lucia | 232.4$ | 2004 | ||
71 | Gabon | 231.3$ | 2004 | ||
72 | Cuba | 229.8$ | 2004 | ||
73 | Mauritius | 222.3$ | 2004 | ||
74 | Serbia and Montenegro | 218.7$ | 2004 | ||
75 | Dominica | 215.1$ | 2004 | ||
76 | Saint Vincent and the Grenadines | 210.2$ | 2004 | ||
77 | Belize | 200.5$ | 2004 | ||
78 | Jordan | 199.9$ | 2004 | ||
79 | Bosnia and Herzegovina | 197.6$ | 2004 | ||
80 | Venezuela | 195.6$ | 2004 | ||
81 | Libya | 195.4$ | 2004 | ||
Former Spanish colonies average (profile) | 194.97$ | 2004 | |||
82 | Suriname | 194.2$ | 2004 | ||
Hot countries average (profile) | 191.47$ | 2004 | |||
83 | Namibia | 189.8$ | 2004 | ||
84 | El Salvador | 183.8$ | 2004 | ||
=85 | Malaysia | 180.1$ | 2004 | ||
=85 | Maldives | 180.1$ | 2004 | ||
87 | Romania | 177.6$ | 2004 | ||
88 | Jamaica | 175.6$ | 2004 | ||
89 | Colombia | 168.3$ | 2004 | ||
90 | Equatorial Guinea | 168.2$ | 2004 | ||
Muslim countries average (profile) | 164.16$ | 2004 | |||
91 | Iran | 157.8$ | 2004 | ||
92 | Albania | 157.1$ | 2004 | ||
93 | Federated States of Micronesia | 155.8$ | 2004 | ||
Former Soviet republics average (profile) | 152.39$ | 2004 | |||
94 | Dominican Republic | 148.1$ | 2004 | ||
95 | Fiji | 147.6$ | 2004 | ||
96 | Belarus | 146.7$ | 2004 | ||
97 | Swaziland | 145.8$ | 2004 | ||
98 | Ecuador | 127.3$ | 2004 | ||
99 | Guatemala | 126.9$ | 2004 | ||
100 | Tunisia | 126$ | 2003 | ||
101 | Turkmenistan | 124.4$ | 2004 | ||
102 | Tonga | 117.1$ | 2004 | ||
Religious countries average (profile) | 112.73$ | 2004 | |||
103 | Kiribati | 111.9$ | 2004 | ||
104 | Kazakhstan | 109.1$ | 2004 | ||
105 | Samoa | 108.9$ | 2004 | ||
106 | Peru | 103.7$ | 2004 | ||
107 | Cape Verde | 97.8$ | 2004 | ||
108 | Algeria | 93.9$ | 2004 | ||
109 | Ukraine | 89.7$ | 2004 | ||
110 | Paraguay | 88.4$ | 2004 | ||
111 | Thailand | 88.1$ | 2004 | ||
112 | Morocco | 82.2$ | 2004 | ||
113 | Honduras | 77.1$ | 2004 | ||
114 | China | 70.51$ | 2004 | ||
Sub-Saharan Africa average (profile) | 67.2$ | 2004 | |||
115 | Nicaragua | 67.1$ | 2004 | ||
Former French colonies average (profile) | 66.77$ | 2004 | |||
116 | Bolivia | 65.8$ | 2004 | ||
117 | Egypt | 64$ | 2004 | ||
118 | Armenia | 63$ | 2004 | ||
119 | Georgia | 60$ | 2004 | ||
120 | Vanuatu | 58$ | 2004 | ||
121 | Syria | 57.8$ | 2004 | ||
122 | Iraq | 57.7$ | 2004 | ||
123 | Guyana | 55.9$ | 2004 | ||
124 | Djibouti | 53.1$ | 2004 | ||
125 | Cameroon | 50.7$ | 2004 | ||
126 | Lesotho | 49.4$ | 2004 | ||
127 | Sao Tome and Principe | 47.8$ | 2004 | ||
South and Central Asia average (profile) | 47.6$ | 2004 | |||
128 | Moldova | 45.7$ | 2004 | ||
129 | East Timor | 43.5$ | 2004 | ||
130 | Sri Lanka | 42.5$ | 2004 | ||
131 | Senegal | 39.4$ | 2004 | ||
132 | Mongolia | 37.3$ | 2004 | ||
133 | Azerbaijan | 37.2$ | 2004 | ||
134 | Philippines | 36.1$ | 2004 | ||
135 | Solomon Islands | 34.8$ | 2004 | ||
136 | Yemen | 33.9$ | 2004 | ||
=137 | Cote d'Ivoire | 33$ | 2004 | ||
=137 | Haiti | 33$ | 2004 | ||
139 | Indonesia | 32.5$ | 2004 | ||
140 | India | 31.4$ | 2004 | ||
141 | Papua New Guinea | 30.4$ | 2004 | ||
142 | Vietnam | 30$ | 2004 | ||
143 | Zambia | 29.6$ | 2004 | ||
144 | Congo, Republic of the | 27.6$ | 2004 | ||
=145 | Zimbabwe | 27.2$ | 2004 | ||
=145 | Ghana | 27.2$ | 2004 | ||
147 | Angola | 25.5$ | 2004 | ||
148 | Sudan | 24.7$ | 2004 | ||
=149 | Burkina Faso | 24.2$ | 2004 | ||
=149 | Benin | 24.2$ | 2004 | ||
151 | Mali | 23.8$ | 2004 | ||
152 | Kyrgyzstan | 23.7$ | 2004 | ||
153 | Cambodia | 23.6$ | 2004 | ||
failed states average (profile) | 23.4$ | 2004 | |||
154 | Uzbekistan | 23.2$ | 2004 | ||
155 | Nigeria | 23$ | 2004 | ||
156 | Guinea | 21.8$ | 2004 | ||
157 | Kenya | 20.1$ | 2004 | ||
158 | Chad | 19.6$ | 2004 | ||
159 | Malawi | 19.3$ | 2004 | ||
160 | Uganda | 19$ | 2004 | ||
161 | The Gambia | 18.5$ | 2004 | ||
162 | Togo | 17.9$ | 2004 | ||
South Asia average (profile) | 17.52$ | 2004 | |||
163 | Laos | 16.8$ | 2004 | ||
164 | Rwanda | 15.5$ | 2004 | ||
165 | Bhutan | 15.4$ | 2004 | ||
166 | Mauritania | 14.5$ | 2004 | ||
=167 | Tajikistan | 14.1$ | 2004 | ||
=167 | Nepal | 14.1$ | 2004 | ||
169 | Bangladesh | 13.7$ | 2004 | ||
170 | Pakistan | 13.6$ | 2004 | ||
171 | Afghanistan | 13.5$ | 2004 | ||
=172 | Comoros | 13.2$ | 2004 | ||
=172 | Central African Republic | 13.2$ | 2004 | ||
174 | Mozambique | 12.3$ | 2004 | ||
175 | Tanzania | 12$ | 2004 | ||
176 | Eritrea | 9.9$ | 2004 | ||
177 | Guinea-Bissau | 8.7$ | 2004 | ||
=178 | Liberia | 8.6$ | 2004 | ||
=178 | Niger | 8.6$ | 2004 | ||
180 | Somalia | 8$ | 2001 | ||
181 | Madagascar | 7.3$ | 2004 | ||
182 | Sierra Leone | 6.6$ | 2004 | ||
183 | Ethiopia | 5.6$ | 2004 | ||
184 | Democratic Republic of the Congo | 4.7$ | 2004 | ||
185 | Burma | 4.5$ | 2004 | ||
186 | Burundi | 3$ | 2004 | ||
187 | North Korea | 0.3$ | 2004 |
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Interesting observations about Health > Expenditure per capita > Current US$
- United States ranked first for expenditure per capita > current US$ amongst Christian countries in 2004.
- Australia ranked first for expenditure per capita > current US$ amongst Hot countries in 2004.
- Qatar ranked first for expenditure per capita > current US$ amongst Muslim countries in 2004.
- Luxembourg ranked first for expenditure per capita > current US$ amongst Europe in 2004.
- Hungary ranked first for expenditure per capita > current US$ amongst Emerging markets in 2004.
- Canada ranked third for expenditure per capita > current US$ amongst Former British colonies in 2004.
- Mexico ranked first for expenditure per capita > current US$ amongst Former Spanish colonies in 2004.
- Israel ranked first for expenditure per capita > current US$ amongst Middle Eastern and North Africa in 2004.
- Seychelles ranked first for expenditure per capita > current US$ amongst Sub-Saharan Africa in 2004.
- Iraq ranked first for expenditure per capita > current US$ amongst Failed states in 2004.
- France ranked third for expenditure per capita > current US$ amongst Catholic countries in 2004.