Guatemala is home to the largest fast-food company in Latin America, Pollo Campero. Pollo Campero specializes in fried chicken, and it not only has hundreds of outlets in the Western hemisphere, it's expanded as far as Indonesia, China and Bahrain as well as across the US.
direct expenses for their use of health care, and partly because Canadians cannot readily deter-mine the value of their contribution to public health care insurance. In 2015, the estimated average payment for public health care insurance ranges from $3,789 to $12,055 for six common Canadian family types, depending on the type of family.
While only one country spent more on health on a per capita basis, Norway's health care spending as a percent of GDP was in line with the OECD average of around 9.3%. This was likely due to Norway's exceptionally high GDP of nearly $55,000 per capita last year, the second highest among OECD nations.. United States. The U.S. spent $8,745 per person on health care in 2012, roughly $2,500 more than Norway, the second highest spender per capita. On average, OECD countries spent $3,484 per capita on health care.