Bankruptcies, business establishments, construction real estate, foreign trade, farms and agriculture, Gross Domestic and Gross State Product (GDP), prices (inflation)
Enrollment and student demographics, completion and dropout rates, educational attainment, expenditures and revenues, staff salaries, test scores and performance, private schools.
Expenditures, revenues by states and local government, including counties, cities, and special districts. Federal spending in states and local governments.
U.S. Health Spending Share of GDP remains flat at 17.1%
06 February 2016
In 2013, the U.S. held steady at 17.1% of GDP being driven by health spending. This level has remained steady since 2009, before the passage of the Affordable Care Act. Over the 14 years prior, the share grew from 13.16%. Spending in countries in the European Union remains flat at 10.1%. Among all countries in the world captured in the data, only Tuvalu spends a higher share of GDP on healthcare.
