Countries must decide how much of their GDP to spend on health, with current variation ranging from 5-6% (some countries) to 15% (US), and rising; determining this limit and shared responsibility for health maintenance requires inter-ministerial coordination that most countries lack.

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Speaker

Andrea Meyer

Evidence Quote

countries have to make a decision how much of the GDP to spend for health...some countries spending five or six% some like the US 15%...none of the countries has a good plan...how to discuss it...with the ecosystem uh being involved in primary prevention

Source

Demographic Megatrends and the Challenge of Aging SocietiesAmerican Council on Germany
Created: 8/12/2026, 6:31:29 PM

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