Typically, under a single-payer plan
A) it is easy to control unnecessary procedures.
B) administrative costs are high.
C) the government employs most physicians.
D) the government has a monopoly on issuing basic health insurance.
E) private insurers must approve all medical procedures.
D
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a. emphasis on the personal life of the candidate and his or her opponent b. emphasis on the past performance of the candidate c. emphasis on the previous foreign policy experience of a candidate d. emphasis on what the candidate has done to improve the economy of his or her district e. emphasis on what the candidate will do in office if elected
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a. allowed for Americans to have liberty and self-government at the local level and a powerful central government to protect the common interest of the entire country b. provided for a powerful central government and extremely weak local governments because America was such a large country c. concentrated virtually all meaningful political power at the local or state level d. was a noble experiment that ultimately failed
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a. the relationship between the independent and dependent variables is spurious b. the control variable has no effect on the relationship between the variables c. there is interaction between the control and independent variables d. none of the above