Why some countries have national health insurance, others have national health services, and the U.S. has neither

Social Sciences

• labor movement 100%
• Health sector 89%
• health insurance 85%
• health service 66%
• political instrument 61%
• society 55%
• public choice 52%
• public expenditures 50%
• universalism 49%
• historical analysis 45%
• World War II 41%
• pluralism 40%
• welfare state 38%
• health 37%
• capitalist society 35%
• welfare 30%
• coverage 30%
• funding 28%
• organization 24%
• market 23%
• Group 12%

Arts & Humanities

• National Health Service 95%
• Health Insurance 77%
• Labor Movement 56%
• Health 53%
• Power Groups 32%
• Socialist Party 26%
• Public Choice 25%
• Historical Analysis 25%
• Schools of Thought 25%
• Welfare State 23%
• Universalism 22%
• Public Expenditure 22%
• Second World War 20%
• Critical Analysis 20%
• Funding 20%
• Capitalism 20%
• Health Services 19%
• Pluralism 19%
• Pursuit 17%

Medicine & Life Sciences

• National Health Programs 86%
• Capitalism 51%
• Public Expenditures 43%
• Cultural Diversity 40%
• World War II 37%
• Insurance Benefits 28%
• Growth 27%
• Thinking 26%
• Health 26%
• Developed Countries 26%
• Health Services 24%
• Organizations 23%