The group that most commonly lacks health insurance is
A. The elderly who do not qualify for Social Security
B. The homeless who lack a permanent address
C. The working poor whose jobs lack health insurance as a benefit
D. Young families who have not yet saved enough to qualify
Question 2
Which of the following is true concerning the amounts paid by private funds and governmental funds in 2005?
A. Government spends 45, while private funding accounts for 55.
B. Government spends 50, while private funding accounts for 50.
C. Government spends 55, while private funding accounts for 45.
D. It is unknown what proportion of funds is governmental and what proportion is private.
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