In the Marshall Islands, the domestic general government health expenditure per capita is now $285, representing a decrease of $41 (-12.4%) since 2021.
Domestic general government health expenditure per capita in the Marshall Islands
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Source:
Data availability:
Regions:
215
Date range: 2000 to 2023
Points:
13,975
Measure:
Current $
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Marshall Islands Government health expenditure per capita between 2000 and 2022
Period | Value | Change |
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2022 | $285 | -$41 |
2021 | $326 | +$28 |
2020 | $298 | -$55 |
2019 | $353 | +$37 |
2018 | $316 | +$92 |
2017 | $225 | -$49 |
2016 | $274 | +$47 |
2015 | $227 | +$39 |
2014 | $188 | -$37 |
2013 | $225 | +$38 |
2012 | $187 | +$15 |
2011 | $172 | +$23 |
2010 | $149 | -$31 |
2009 | $180 | +$10 |
2008 | $170 | -$16 |
2007 | $186 | +$6 |
2006 | $180 | +$33 |
2005 | $147 | -$2 |
2004 | $148 | -$65 |
2003 | $214 | +$19 |
2002 | $195 | +$41 |
2001 | $154 | -$32 |
2000 | $186 |