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List of OECD health expenditure by country by type of financing
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Health expenditure by financing scheme | Health at a Glance 2019 : OECD Indicators.From the OECD iLibrary. Scroll down to the link below the table:

  • StatLink: https://doi.org/10.1787/888934016911

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Table

Country Other Out-of-pocket Voluntary
health
insurance
Compulsory
health
insurance
Government
schemes

Norway 14 85
Denmark 14 2 84
Sweden 1 15 1 84
Iceland 2 16 82
United Kingdom 2 16 3 79
Italy 1 23 2 74
Ireland 2 12 13 73
New Zealand 3 14 5 9 69
Australia 3 18 10 69
Canada 2 15 13 1 68
Spain 24 5 4 66
Portugal 1 28 5 1 65
Finland 3 20 2 14 62
Latvia 42 1 57
Brazil 2 27 28 43
South Africa³ 1 8 49 43
OECD36 2 21 4 37 36
Austria 2 19 5 44 30
Greece 35 4 33 27
Indonesia² 16 37 1 18 27
United States¹ 4 11 58 26
Mexico 2 41 6 28 24
Turkey² 5 17 56 22
Switzerland 1 29 7 42 22
India² 8 65 2 3 22
Belgium 18 5 56 21
Russian Federation 40 2 36 21
China² 6 36 39 19
Israel 3 22 11 48 16
Czech Republic 3 15 69 13
Poland 2 23 6 59 10
Estonia 1 24 64 10
Korea 1 34 7 49 10
Lithuania 32 1 58 9
Japan 1 13 2 75 9
Hungary 2 27 2 61 8
Costa Rica 22 3 68 7
Germany 2 13 1 78 6
Netherlands 1 11 6 75 6
Colombia 16 10 68 6
France 1 9 7 78 5
Luxembourg 2 11 3 79 5
Slovenia 1 12 14 69 3
Slovak Republic 1 19 78 2
Chile 34 6 58 2

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Table is initially in descending order by the percentage of health expenditure paid by the government.

OECD health expenditure by type of financing, 2017 (or nearest year). Percentages
Country Other Out-of-pocket Voluntary
health
insurance
Compulsory
health
insurance
Government
schemes

 Norway 14 85
 Denmark 14 2 84
 Sweden 1 15 1 84
 Iceland 2 16 82
 United Kingdom 2 16 3 79
 Italy 1 23 2 74
 Ireland 2 12 13 73
 New Zealand 3 14 5 9 69
 Australia 3 18 10 69
 Canada 2 15 13 1 68
 Spain 24 5 4 66
 Portugal 1 28 5 1 65
 Finland 3 20 2 14 62
 Latvia 42 1 57
 Brazil 2 27 28 43
 South Africa³ 1 8 49 43
OECD36 average 2 21 4 37 36
 Austria 2 19 5 44 30
 Greece 35 4 33 27
 Indonesia² 16 37 1 18 27
 United States¹ 4 11 58 26
 Mexico 2 41 6 28 24
 Turkey² 5 17 56 22
 Switzerland 1 29 7 42 22
 India² 8 65 2 3 22
 Belgium 18 5 56 21
 Russian Federation 40 2 36 21
 China² 6 36 39 19
 Israel 3 22 11 48 16
 Czech Republic 3 15 69 13
 Poland 2 23 6 59 10
 Estonia 1 24 64 10
 Korea 1 34 7 49 10
 Lithuania 32 1 58 9
 Japan 1 13 2 75 9
 Hungary 2 27 2 61 8
 Costa Rica 22 3 68 7
 Germany 2 13 1 78 6
 Netherlands 1 11 6 75 6
 Colombia 16 10 68 6
 France 1 9 7 78 5
 Luxembourg 2 11 3 79 5
 Slovenia 1 12 14 69 3
 Slovak Republic 1 19 78 2
 Chile 34 6 58 2

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  • 1. All spending by private health insurance companies in the United States is reported under compulsory health insurance.
  • 2. Health payment schemes unable to be disaggregated into voluntary health insurance, NPISH and enterprise financing are reported under other.
  • 3. Voluntary payment schemes unable to be disaggregated are reported under voluntary health insurance.

OECD36 average is for the 36 OECD nations at the time this table was compiled.