Question

question 1 (1 point) how does canada compare to other oecd countries regarding the proportion of health care expenditures covered by public financing. the highest relatively high about the same relatively low question 2 (1 point) in canada, the supply of physicians has decreased substantially over time resulting in the current shortage. risen steadily over time but has not kept up to population growth. mainly risen over time but practice behaviours have changed. decreased sharply recently leading to the current shortage.

Explanation:

Question 1

Among OECD countries, Canada's public financing for healthcare (like its single - payer system) has a relatively high proportion of health care expenditures covered by public financing compared to many other OECD nations. The "highest" is incorrect as some countries might have slightly higher or similar in some aspects, "about the same" is wrong, and "relatively low" is opposite to the known data.

The supply of physicians in Canada has risen steadily over time, but the population has also grown, and the growth of the physician supply has not kept up with population growth, leading to the perception of a shortage. "Decreased substantially" is wrong as supply has increased. "Mainly risen...practice behaviours" is not the main reason for the shortage. "Decreased sharply" is incorrect as supply has increased.

Answer:

relatively high

Question 2