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U.S.-The 6 most common types of car insurance are liability, collision, comprehensive, personal injury protection, medical payments (MedPay), and uninsured/underinsured motorist coverage
Germany-health insurance, accident insurance, and long-term care insurance:
in-patient (hospital) care as a ward patient

out-patient care from a general practitioner or medical specialist (such as a cardiologist)

prescription drugs

pregnancy care

basic dental care

employee sick note

Statutory Sick Pay when the employer’s duty to pay it is over (up to 90 per cent of your net salary)

England- health coverage is universal; All English residents are automatically entitled to free public health care through the National Health Service, including hospital, physician, and mental health care. For other people, such as non-European visitors or undocumented immigrants, only treatment in an emergency department and for certain infectious diseases is free.
Canada-All Canadians have prepaid medical and hospital bills. Coverage prescription drugs, hearing aids and home care differs upon the province and the care they give to the citizens.

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U.S.-  if your products cost $25 each, and each customer buys five products on average, then a customer is worth $125 on average. If each customer buys six products on average, then a customer is worth $150 on averag
Germany-$6,646
England- £490
Canada- Approximately $7,000 a person

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U.S.-It takes an average of 24 hours
Germany- 4 days
England- 15 days on average
Canada-Specialist Physicians report an average wait time of 20.9 weeks from the time of referral until the patient is seen. This was from a study by Fraser Institute

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U.S.-The U.S. has lower than average mortality rates for cancers but higher than average rates in the other causes of mortality. 723.6 per 100,000
Germany-11.5 per 1,000 people in 2020
England- 9.3 per 1,000 people
Canada-7.9 deaths per 1000

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U.S.-health care spending grew 4.6 percent in 2019, reaching $3.8 trillion or $11,582 per person. As a share of the nation's Gross Domestic Product, health spending accounted for 17.7 percent.
Germany-The GDP figure in 2020 was $3,803,789 million, leaving Germany placed 4th in the ranking of GDP of the 196 countries published. The GDP per capita of Germany in 2020 was $45,737, $736 less than in 2019, when it was $46,473
England- Total current health care expenditure in the UK accounted for 10.0% of gross domestic product (GDP)
Canada-In 2019 total health expenditure in Canada was expected to reach 265.5 billion which roughly is around 7,000 a person. This is 11.5% of Canada’s GDP.

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U.S. -15th in the world
Germany- 25th in world
England- 1st
Canada-It ranks 9 out of 11 in High income countries according to a 2017 Commonwealth Fund Report

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U.S. - These funds can only be used for Medicare. Hospital Insurance (HI) Trust Fund. How is it funded? Payroll taxes paid by most employees, employers
Germany-Germany has a universal multi-payer health care system paid for by a combination of statutory health insurance and private health insurance
England-The National Health Service budget is funded primarily through general taxation. A government agency, NHS England, oversees and allocates funds to 191 Clinical Commissioning Groups.
Canada-It is a single payer  system, but it is not a single healthcare system. Instead each province provides publicly funded health care.

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England Is the best because it is ranked first in the world. It has universal health coverage and has lowest cost to consumer. It has the second lowest mortality rate (Canada is the lowest). England also has second lowest wait time (Germany has lowest). Canada is not the best because there is a long wait time and high cost to consumer and Germany is not the best because they have high mortality rate. The United States is in the middle. The us has high cost to consumer and highest death rate but fastest wait time, but is not the best one out of all the countries that were researched.

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