Table 2 Finance
USA | China | India | Major differences | Sources | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
GDP ranking | Largest GDP of any state 2000–2019. | In 2000 the 6th largest economy by GDP, since 2010 the 2nd largest GDP. | In 2000 ranked as the 13th and in 2018 the 6th largest GDP. | The US GDP in 2018 was 6 times that of China and 31 times India`s. | [4] [63] [64] [65] [69] [70] [71] [72] [73] [74] |
GDP increase, 2000-18 | GDP doubled, 10,285–20,544 bn USD. | A 10-fold increase, 1211–13,608 bn USD. | A 6-time increase, 462–2719 bn USD. | ||
Health care spending | 1st 2000–2017, increased from 58 to 117 bn current USD. | In 2000 ranked 14th and 2nd in 2016. | In 2000 ranked 17th and 7th in 2016. | ||
Percentage of GDP spent on health, 2000-17 | 12.5–17.1% | 4.4–5.3%. | 4.0% − 3.5% | ||
Per capita spending on health, 2000-17 | 4560–10,246 USD | 42–393 USD | 19–59 USD | ||
Domestic government health expenditure 2000-17, share of public spending | 5.5% − 8.6 In 2014, public spending accounted for 49% of total. | 1.0 − 2.9%. In 2017 a half of current healthcare funding was financed by public sources. | 0.8 - 1% About 30% of all healthcare was publicly funded in 2014. | ||
Pharmaceutical spending per capita, 2015 | 1177 USD | 333 USD | 23 USD |