Most health-care spending is on hospitals and professional services. Describe the crux of the issue

Does the US have "the best healthcare system in the world"? Why or why not?

How does the pricing of "free" health care in Canada affect the quantity consumed?

Is Canadian government  spending on health care a direct expenditure or a transfer payment? How can you tell?

How the National insurance Act that was passed in England and coined the term"health insurance" in 1911. Has been revolutionary for the health care system.

What proportion on the GDP is spent on health care? 0.2 0.75 0.18 0.30

One of the best ways to learn how the complicated healthcare system in the U.S. works is to         examine the legal basis of the provision of healthcare in the U.S.     follow the trail of money and trace the self-interest of all the parties involved.     understand how the goal of serving public interests drives the actions of all the parties involved.     carefully read and analyze healthcare-related reports and arguments in news media.     stay up-to-date with the latest medical research findings.

Payments for the same services differ greatly between Medicaid and private insurers. Explain whether differences in payments should lead to differences in access to services and the quality of care received.

1.what do you understand by the term health insurance? 2.describe the different types of health insurance 3. Discuss factors that would make community based health insurance and private insurance successful.

For a person who previously had no insurance and received an insurance plan paying for 80 percent of all types of medical care, what increase in use would you expect for hospital care, dental care, and physician services, on average?