B.+Geiger+Annotated+Bibliography

= Bibliography = Lutheran adovacy Ministry. (2009, May). //Health care Reform//. Retrieved October 29, 2009, from Issue Brief: []

START HERE:This source is about the United States having the most expensive health care system in the world. Medical costs currently consume 16 percent of our national income. This has become a heavy economic burden that adds significantly to the cost of every product and transaction in our economy.

Maine, B. o. (2003). America does not have the best Health care System in the world. In K. Balkin (Ed.), //Health Care; Opposing View points// (p. 10). San Deigo: Green haven Press.

This source was about the Bureau of Labor Education at the University of Maine argues that America's low ranking on a 2000 World Health Organization survey high lights the problems that plague the American health care system. According to the Bureau, while the united states spends the most on health care of any developed country, it ranks far below the others in overall perfomances and fairness of financial.

Moore, M. (Director). (2007). //Sicko// [Motion Picture].

The movie Sicko was about people not having health care and how its affcting their lives. There are very few people with health care insurance and those with out health care are living a badful life. The Health care insurance are so expensive that those who get sick, will have to take care of themselves. That's what this movie mainly about.

N.A. (1999-2009, N.A. N.A.). //Gov spot//. Retrieved October 29, 2009, from Health care gov spot issues: []

This source was about the United States spending twice per capital compared to what other major industrialized countries spend on health care, with $1 of every $5 of national income going toward health care and spending expected to reach $4.2 trillion in 2016, or 20 percent of the GDP. At the same time, the United States was ranked last in preventable mortality among developed nations, just below Ireland and Portugal, with 47 million Americans lacking health insurance, according to the common wealth analysis of World Health Organization data. That is what tis article web page talks about

Scardino, F. (2009). //U.S. Government & Politics.// New York City: Penguin group.

This book was about Universal Health care with the idea that health-care coverage will be un limited to all residents in a given area or region. Altering in structure and finance, universal health care is usually paid by a single payer system. The United States does not have a universal health care system. That is what this book talks about.