A single-payer system is different from a public option in that under a single-payer system, __________, while under a public option, __________.
A)government is the sole provider of health insurance;government replaces private insurers in the marketplace
B)individuals provide for their own health insurance; government provides health insurance for all citizens
C)government is the sole provider of health insurance; government competes with private insurers in the open market
D)government provides substantial subsidies for individuals to purchase private health insurance; government is the sole health insurance provider
Question 2
How did the New Deal exacerbate the institutional problems of presidential power?
A)It contributed to diminished expectations on the part of the public, which increased opportunities for presidents to increase their power.
B)It diminished the importance of domestic issues, which was the main issue area in which the president had influence.
C)It increased the issues that presidents must deal with but did not expand their formal powers.
D)It unbalanced executive-legislative relations by increasing the powers of Congress while eliminating many formal presidential powers.
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