Social 9 Alberta - Chapter 8 Review - Social Programs and Taxes

What is the primary purpose of social programs?

• Increase economic inequality
• Promote individualism
• Provide support and adress inequality
• Stimulate economic growth

How are social programs typically funded?

• Through voluntary donations
• By borrowing from other countries
• By printing more money
• Through taxation

Which country has a publicly funded healthcare system?

• Canada
• USA
• Both countries have a public healthcare system
• Neither country has a public healthcare system

Which country has a higher emphasis on individualism and personal freedom?

• Canada
• USA

Which country generally has higher personal income taxes?

• Canada
• USA
• Both countries have the same tax rates
• Neither country imposes personal income taxes

Which country has a higher average level of social spending?

• Canada
• USA
• Both countries spend the same amount on social programs

Which country has a stronger emphasis on collectivism?

• Canada
• USA

How is healthcare funded in Canada?

• Through taxes and government funding
• Through private insurance companies
• Through individual payments

How is healthcare funded in the USA?

• Through taxes and government funding
• Through private insurance companies

What is one advantage of the Canadian healthcare system?

• Universal coverage for all citizens
• Access to advanced medical technologies
• Shorter wait times for specialized treatments
• Greater choice of healthcare providers