Term Project - Stats 1E

Comprehensive
Analysis of Health
Budget and Life
Expectancy in
Countries
Statistics for Decision-Making
End-Term Project
Group 1-E
Section 1
Table of content
Data Data Data Descriptive Hypothesis Regression

Introduction
Extraction Cleaning Visualization Statistics Testing Analysis
Introduction
The Indian government's healthcare budget is 5,40,296 Cr in FY 23
The US government's healthcare budget was USD 1.6 trillion in FY 23
Total deaths due to Covid 19 in India is approx. 5.31 lakhs
Total deaths in the US were around 11.27 lakhs.
The US spends more, so why did the US face difficulties during COVID-19?
But is government spending the correct metric to judge? How about the percent contribution from GDP?
India spent 2.1% of its GDP on healthcare in 2022-23, while the US spent 16%
So, is there any relation between the percent GDP contribution to a country’s health and its
citizens? How about a statistical analysis?
Data Extraction
To analyse the above question, we considered the two parameters:
Life expectancy & % contribution of GDP to the healthcare system by a country.
Life expectancy shows the health of a country in a broader sense and considers all factors
related to the health system.
We extracted data from World Health Organisation open datasets to determine a country's
life expectancy year.
https://www.who.int/data/gho/data/indicators/indicator-details/GHO/life-expectancy-at-birth-(years)
We received data for the past 15 years about life expectancies in different countries.
We extracted data for the spending on healthcare by a country from World Bank Datasets.
https://data.worldbank.org/indicator/SH.XPD.CHEX.GD.ZS
The data for the same past 15 years was collated for it also.
Data Cleaning
Data received was not complete and was very vast for our analysis.
Incomplete datasets were not considered for our Analysis.
In our sample, we have taken 159 countries.
We considered 2012, 2013, and 2014 for our analysis.
Why so?
These years had no impact of COVID or any other major outbreak in
the world
An unbiased analysis between Life expectancy and percent spent of GDP
was possible.
Data Visualization
The different countries are

highlighted in different
shades, representing life
expectancy.
Data Visualization
• The bar graph shows the number

of countries that lie in the
different ranges of Life
expectancy
• The data resembles a bell Curve
• This is a left skewed or negatively
skewed normal distribution
Descriptive Statistics(Life Expectancy)
As evident from the increasing mean, the average life expectancy rose in these years globally.
The kurtosis across the years is negative, indicating a flatter bell curve closer to the normal distribution.
The negative skewness shows the left skewed data that is more data is concentrated towards the higher end of Life
expectancy.
The increase in maximum from 2012 to 2014 shows the shift towards higher life expectancy with the advent
of technology and growth in medicinal science.
Descriptive Statistics(Health Budget)
The average global percent contribution of GDP was highest in 2013 and shows a generally increasing trend.
The negative kurtosis- data in the distribution has fewer extreme values and is more spread out than a normal
distribution.
The skewness is positive; more global countries do not contribute much of their GDP to healthcare expenditure.
The range between the maximum and minimum expenditure is increasing.

Samples for Hypothesis Testing
Hypothesis
A statistical method used to determine if a sample of data is enough to conclude a population.
Hypothesis Testing
Hypothesis:- There is no difference between the average life expectancies of Developing and
Developed Countries. [Ho:u1-u2=0 H1: u1-u2!= 0]
P-value is very low -> we reject the null

hypothesis
This shows that there is a difference between the

two means, which is expected, as we expected
developed countries to have higher life
expectancies
Regression Analysis
Regression Analysis
A statistical method that examines the relationship between two or more variables.
Usually expressed in a graph, the method tests the relationship between a dependent variable against independent variables.
Regression Analysis is done between life expectancy and Percent contribution of GDP towards
health expenditure across the three years to find the degree of relatedness of the variables
Regression Analysis
Anirban Roy 2023PGP005
Mayank Sharma 2023PGP036
Ayesha Fatima 2023PGP017
Soumee Guha 2023PGP059
Mahima Barate 2023PGP035
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Himanshu Dixit 2023PGP025
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Data Data Data Descriptive Hypothesis Regression

The US government's healthcare budget was USD 1.6 trillion in FY 23

Total deaths due to Covid 19 in India is approx. 5.31 lakhs

Total deaths in the US were around 11.27 lakhs.

The different countries are

• The bar graph shows the number

The range between the maximum and minimum expenditure is increasing.

P-value is very low -> we reject the null

This shows that there is a difference between the

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