Oct 8, 2015 ... This was almost 50 percent more than the next-highest spender (France, 11.6% of GDP) and almost double what was spent in the U.K. (8.8%). U.S. .... Even public spending on health care, on a per capita basis, is higher in the U.S. than in most other countries with universal public coverage. How can we ...
GDP per capita in Singapore, for instance, is more than 30 times higher than in Laos and more than 50 times higher than in Cambodia and Myanmar; in fact, it even surpasses that of mature economies such as Canada and the United States. The standard deviation in average incomes among ASEAN countries is more than ...
Economic prosperity is measured as via growth domestic product (GDP) per capita, the the value of all goods and services produced by a country in one year divided by the country's population. Economic .... Countries in which the income in 2014 is higher than the income in 1960, on the other hand, are above this 45° line.
Oct 22, 2012 ... The Netherlands is the next highest, at 12 percent of GDP, and the average among OECD countries was almost half that of the U.S., at 9.5 percent of GDP. ... This is far higher than in, say, France, which spends $300 per person, but which also has a system in which health care services are reimbursed in a ...
May 28, 2013 ... But even taking that general pattern into account, specialists in the U.S. are paid 35 percent more than their counterparts in other countries—that is, the specialty pay/GDP per capita ratio is on average, more than one third higher here than in the other countries listed. But as Prof. Reinhardt astutely points ...
Our income, our GDP per capita, is almost 50 percent higher than (it is for) the average European.