Government health care as it is currently structured in Canada is not financially sustainable, according to "Paying More, Getting Less," an annual report from the Fraser Institute.
For example:
Health spending has been growing at an unsustainable pace in 9 of 10 provinces.
Government health spending in 6 of 10 provinces is on
President Bush soon will take one of the biggest risks of his presidency by forcing Congress to vote on Colombian free trade without Democratic leaders’ consent. A big gamble, yes, but it’s the only way to win, according to Investor’s Business Daily. For two years, Congress has dithered about its
The World Health Report 2000, prepared by the World Health Organization, presented performance rankings of 191 nations' health care systems. These rankings have been widely cited in public debates about health care, particularly by those interested in reforming the U.S. health care system to resemble more closely those of other
Medicare Advantage, the new system of competing private health plans created under the Medicare Modernization Act of 2003, is a success, with roughly one out of every five Medicare participants enrolled in such plans, says Robert E. Moffit, Director of the Center for Health Policy Studies at the Heritage Foundation.
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