9) In which of the following countries does health insurance not pay for most preventive care procedures? A) Canada B) Japan C) the United Kingdom D) the United States 10) Substantial co-payments are typically not required as a part of the health care system in A) Canada and the United Kingdom. B) Japan and Canada. C) the United States and Japan. D) Japan and the United Kingdom. 11) The largest government-run health care system in the world, with 1.7 million employees, is the National Health Service (NHS) in the United Kingdom. The NHS receives its funding primarily from A) tariffs. B) the World Health Organization. C) income taxes. D) private businesses. 12) Typically, the ________ in a country, the higher the level of spending per person on health care. A) higher the level of income per person B) larger the population C) higher the level of income taxes D) lower the median age of the population 13) In ________, health care spending per person based on income per person is significantly higher than the average for most other countries. A) Austria B) Canada C) Norway D) the United States 14) Of the following high-income countries, which has the highest life expectancy at birth? A) Canada B) Japan C) the United Kingdom D) the United States 15) Of the following high-income countries, which has the lowest infant mortality rate? A) Canada B) Japan C) the United Kingdom D) the United States 16) Of the following high-income countries, which has the highest mortality ratio for cancer? A) Canada B) Japan C) the United Kingdom D) the United States 17) A majority of people in the United States do not have private health insurance. 18) In the United States in 2009, over 50 percent of people without health insurance were below th

9) In which of the following countries does health insurance not pay for most preventive care procedures?

A) Canada

B) Japan

C) the United Kingdom

D) the United States

10) Substantial co-payments are typically not required as a part of the health care system in

A) Canada and the United Kingdom.

B) Japan and Canada.

C) the United States and Japan.

D) Japan and the United Kingdom.

11) The largest government-run health care system in the world, with 1.7 million employees, is the National Health Service (NHS) in the United Kingdom. The NHS receives its funding primarily from

A) tariffs.

B) the World Health Organization.

C) income taxes.

D) private businesses.

12) Typically, the ________ in a country, the higher the level of spending per person on health care.

A) higher the level of income per person

B) larger the population

C) higher the level of income taxes

D) lower the median age of the population

13) In ________, health care spending per person based on income per person is significantly higher than the average for most other countries.

A) Austria

B) Canada

C) Norway

D) the United States

14) Of the following high-income countries, which has the highest life expectancy at birth?

A) Canada

B) Japan

C) the United Kingdom

D) the United States

15) Of the following high-income countries, which has the lowest infant mortality rate?

A) Canada

B) Japan

C) the United Kingdom

D) the United States

16) Of the following high-income countries, which has the highest mortality ratio for cancer?

A) Canada

B) Japan

C) the United Kingdom

D) the United States

17) A majority of people in the United States do not have private health insurance.

18) In the United States in 2009, over 50 percent of people without health insurance were below th