In Comparing Health Care Expenditures in Sweden and the United

question 86

Multiple Choice

In comparing health care expenditures in Sweden and the United States, we find that __________.

• A)Sweden spends less per person on health care, but has a lower infant mortality rate than the U.S.
• B)Sweden spends less on health care but has a higher infant mortality rate
• C)Sweden has a shorter life expectancy
• D)the more money spent on health care, the better the people's health

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