if japan was my canada

MY ELECTRICAL NEEDS
It was found the the usage of electricity per-capita in japan is 7,299kWh while in Canada use 15,880kwh of electricity.

DEATHS IN INFANTS
The number of deaths of infants under one year old, per 1,000 live births in Japan is 2.79 while in Canada it is 4.99. This comes out to 44.09% less deaths.

OIL
In a given day a person in Japan consumes 1.5849 gallons of oil per day, while a person in Canada consumes 2.8116 per day. With a total of 43.63%

EMPLOYED OR NOT
Japan only has an unemployment rate of 5.60% while Canada's unemployment rate is 8.50%
There for to are 34.12% chance more of getting a job in Japan.
But you will make 15.1% less money.

HEATH CARE COST
Per capita public and private health expenditures combined in Japan are $2,581 USD while Canada spends $3,673 USD.
With a total 29.73% savings.

Less HIV/AIDS
An estimate of the percentage of adults aged 15-49 living with HIV/AIDS in Japan is 0.10% while in Canada it is 0.40% for a 75% less chance of having HIV/Aids.

PROS OF JAPAN

• use 54.04% less electricity.
• 44.09% less chance of dying as an infant.
• Consume 43.63% less oil products.
• Have a 34.12% chance of being employed.
• 75% less likely to have HIV/Aids.

cons of japan

• Make 15.1% less money.
• Work 3.88% more hours per year.
• Have 18.69% more class divide.