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日本厚生省报告了近二十年卫生预算所占的比例:1960年占国民经济预算的10.5％,1980年为19.10％,1960年卫生预算的40％用于社会保险,27％用于维持贫民的生活最低水平,仅有16％用于公共卫生方面。然而,近年来分配比例发生了相当大的变化,对老年人的社会福利支出增加了10倍,政府将卫生预算的60％用于老年人的社会保险、养老金及健康保险。日本近三十军来除了用于传染病预算的费用是逐渐减少之外,其他的公共卫生项目的支出是逐渐
The Ministry of Health and Welfare of Japan reported the proportion of health budgets in the past two decades: it accounted for 10.5% of the national economy’s budget in 1960, 19.10% in 1980, 40% of the 1960 health budget was used for social insurance, and 27% was used to maintain the poor. At the lowest level of living, only 16% is used for public health. However, in recent years, the distribution ratio has undergone considerable changes. Social welfare expenditures for the elderly have increased 10 times. The government uses 60% of the health budget for the social security, pensions, and health insurance of the elderly. In addition to the gradual reduction of the cost of the budget for communicable diseases in Japan’s nearly 30 armed forces, the expenditure on other public health projects is gradually increasing.