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panfilo

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How does the health care system in the United States compare to other democracies?
 
  a. The United States has a more expensive health care system than other democracies.
  b. The United States has an entirely privatized health care system, while other democracies have entirely public health care systems.
 c. The United States has a less expensive health care system than other democracies.
  d. The United States has a very similar health care system to many other democracies.

Question 2

Which of the following is true of how the U.S. government handles ensuring health care to the poor and the elderly?
 
  a. Medicare provides health care to the poor, and Medicaid provides health care to the elderly.
 b. Medicare provides health care to the elderly, and Medicaid provides health care to the poor.
  c. Medicare replaced Medicaid in order to provide health care to poor people as well as the elderly.
  d. Medicaid replaced Medicare in order to provide health care to poor people as well as the elderly.



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Answer to Question 1

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Answer to Question 2

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