In Canada, public expenditure on health, as a percentage of total expenditure on health is about 71%

In Canada, public expenditure on health, as a percentage of total expenditure on health is about 71%. The corresponding figure for Sweden is 81%. This means that:
 A.  The Canadian health care system is financed in a less egalitarian way.    
 B.  None of these    
 C.  The Swedish health care system is more efficient than that in Canada.    
 D.  The Canadian health care system is more efficiently managed than the Swedish system.

Which of the following countries has the most cost-effective health care system?
 A.  Japan    
 B.  Canada    
 C.  The US    
 D.  Not enough information

Which method of financing health care is best?
 A.  It depends on other factors    
 B.  Public insurance    
 C.  a combination of both public and private insurance    
 D.  Private insurance

Life expectancy at birth is a good indicator of good health because:
 A.  healthy people live longer    
 B.  old people are more healthy than younger people.    
 C.  Individual life expectancy increases as people get older

In France the total expenditure on health as a percentage of GDP is greater than in Canada. This means that:
 A.  Canadians are healthier than French people.    
 B.  None of these    
 C.  France is wealthier than Canada    
 D.  French people are healthier than Canadians

Which of the following is the better indicator of health?
 A.  Total health expenditure per capita    
 B.  Doctors per 1000 population    
 C.  Life expectancy    
 D.  Hospital beds per 1000 population