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The chart compares the numbers of hospital facilities in 8 different countries, and the table highlights the average life expectancy and the government health spending in 3 seprarate countries.

Overall, Japan is the highest average of expectancy and also the number of hospital beds with the lowest budget for each citizen. By contrast, Netherlands and the United States spend more money for per resident but their proportion of hospital beds and average of expectancy is lower than those of Japan.

According to the bar chart, there are 14 hospital beds per thousand of Japanese, while those number of Netherlands and the United States reach over 4 and 3 respectively.

Looking at the table, we can see that the United States government invests the significant health spending per person with 6,719 which is nearly triple as high as those of Japan. Nevertheless, Japanese’s average life expectancy is more significant than that of the United States with 83 and 78 respectively. Besides, the proportion of Netherlands all rank second by $3,481 of health spending and 80 of average life expectancy.
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