Compare per person educational and HealthCare spending with per person GDP

Gross Domestic Product(GDP) is one of the most common measures of economic output and strength. Virtually all countries around the world measure and report their GDP on a regular basis. This allows us to directly compare their economic power. Fortunately, the World Bank provides a comprehensive database of economic indicators, including current and historic data on GDP for most countries.

The world’s most powerful economy is the United States. The most important sector in the US is the services sector, which accounts for 80.2% of total GDP, followed by the industry sector (18.9%) and agriculture (0.9%). The second largest economy in the world is China. China is also the world’s largest country by population, with more than 1.3 billion people. The next country on the list is Japan. it is the world’s third most powerful economy.

Bar chart comparison of Per person Healthcare spending with per person GDP in year 2014(US$)

Bar chart comparison of Per person Education spending with per person GDP in year 2014(US$)

Time series line chart for fastest growing country in terms of HealthCare(Fixed value)

Time series line chart for fastest growing country in terms of HealthCare in percent value

Time series line chart for fastest growing country in terms of Education(Fixed value)

Time series line chart for fastest growing country in terms of Education in percent value