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Canada Lowest Health Spending

8.25% in 2000
Current health expenditure as % of GDP · World Bank

The lowest health spending in Canada was 8.25% in 2000. The top 5 years were: 2000 (8.25%), 2001 (8.62%), 2002 (8.86%), 2003 (9.01%), 2005 (9.04%).

Top 5 Lowest Years▾
Canada Top 5 Lowest Health Spending Years
RankYearValue
1st 2000 8.25%
2nd 2001 8.62%
3rd 2002 8.86%
4th 2003 9.01%
5th 2005 9.04%
All Data (sorted by value)▾
YearValueChangeRank
2000 8.25% – 163rd
2006 9.33% +0.30% 172nd
2005 9.04% −0.03% 166th
2004 9.07% +0.06% 169th
2003 9.01% +0.15% 168th
2002 8.86% +0.23% 165th
2001 8.62% +0.38% 167th
2025 10.41% −0.90% 25th
2014 10.28% −0.15% 175th
2013 10.44% −0.11% 177th
2012 10.54% +0.14% 180th
2011 10.41% −0.30% 176th
2008 9.59% +0.16% 171st
2007 9.43% +0.10% 173rd
2024 11.31% +0.12% 20th
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Source: World Bank (SH.XPD.CHEX.GD.ZS)
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