1. In a single-payer system, the government covers the cost of
a. all health care through borrowing.
b. all health care through taxes.
c. most health care through borrowing.
d. most health care through taxes.
2. Canada is able to provide medical care to all its citizens through
a.government-set rates. Private practices are allowed, and physicians’ salaries are uncapped.
b. government-set rates. Private practices are allowed, and physicians’ salaries are capped.
c. government-set rates. Private practices are not allowed, and physicians’ salaries are capped.
3. As a result of the National Organ Transplant Act of 1984, it is ________ to sell organs. This caused the quantity _______ of many organs to exceed the quantity ________ of those organs, as the ____________ curve of those organs is fixed.
a. illegal; supplied; demanded; supply
b. illegal; demanded; supplied; supply