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Re:Bloomberg Healthiest Country Index – 2019 edition by lbfkbsjcn73 on Tuesday February 26, 2019 @08:06AM (#19253906)
Out of interest i did a very rough calculation of what inflation-adjusted numbers might look like. I pulled 4% per year inflation out of my ear, and came up with:

    38.552 €bn * 1.04^(2016-2002)
    =>
    66.76 €bn
..which is uncannily close to your numbers. Inflation probably wasn't exactly 4% YoY, but if it is, then in real Euros, the expenditure per population has decreased.
Re:Bloomberg Healthiest Country Index – 2019 edition by andrenth on Tuesday February 26, 2019 @08:16AM (#19253982)
The average inflation was closer to 2% according to https://www.inflation.eu/inflation-rates/spain/historic-infl...
Re:Bloomberg Healthiest Country Index – 2019 edition by ilikehurdles on Tuesday February 26, 2019 @08:31AM (#19254106)
That plus a roughly 12% growth in population over that range.
Re:Bloomberg Healthiest Country Index – 2019 edition by antr on Tuesday February 26, 2019 @08:12AM (#19253958)
Please be a bit more serious, change rate between 2002-2016 is closer to 30%. If you want to make up numbers and conclusions be my guest. I'm not here to play Trump-mathematics