Introduction
The manner in which the societies are paying for health care and the amount of resources that they are devoting to health is direct impact on how people are cared for and the quality of the health care. In many countries that are developed, health care is usually paid for mostly by government or organizations that are associated with it by use of taxes that has been collected from the citizens. The United Kingdom is an example that has a system called the “single-payer” where the government directly pays for health care. In Germany and France, taxes are collected by ...
