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Christianity assumes that our human nature is fundamentally and thoroughly flawed by sin, to the point where a divine miracle of grace is needed to allow us to trust Christ as Savior. Most people in Western cultures, however, do not consider themselves to be sinners and therefore feel no need for a Savior. Comment on this in the light of the detailed accounting rules and regulations intended to prevent investors from being defrauded, and the multi-billion dollar worldwide auditing profession that is intended to add credibility to financial statements.

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In the United States, health care has become a huge expense and has threatened the economy; additional measures need to be taken to address the rising cost of care. An individual spends an estimated eight thousand dollars a year in health care expenditures. Therefore, we need to recognize that how a physician reimbursement for payment has a vast impact on the economy and the rising cost of health care.

Healthcare spending growth rate trends show astounding estimates. Since 1960, spending has risen from $27 billion ($143 per capita, 5.1% pf GDP) to amazing $1,678.9 billion ($5,670 per capita, 15.3% of GDP, 2003 data) (HHS, 2005). Recent research estimated that by 2013, healthcare spending will be as high as 18.4% of the Growth Domestic Product. It is important to note that the gradual move from hospital to ambulatory setting has resulted in much higher spending on outpatient hospital services and prescription drugs. The spending growth for these two trends is much higher than the overall healthcare cost growth, which, in fact, increases faster than such important economic indicators as GDP growth, inflation growth, and population growth rates.

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Numerous problems plague the US healthcare system today, each of which is capable of preventing millions of Americans from gaining appropriate health coverage for themselves and for their families. Costs of health insurance are skyrocketing, leavings millions of Americans with the decision of paying for the “luxury” of insurance or spending the money in ways that may be more necessary at the time of the decision. Another major problem that affects the structural integrity of the healthcare system relates to the issues of malpractice, in terms of the ability of doctors to meet the incredible costs while keeping their business afloat. A final problem has to deal with the overall efficiency of US healthcare spending as compared with the rest of the world. These problems lead to much turmoil in the US healthcare system which only ranked 37th in the world according to the World Health Organization.

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The Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services reports that the U.S. health care spending has grown more rapidly than any other sector of the economy. In 2015 U.S health care spending grew 5.8 percent, reaching $3.2 trillion or $9,990 per person. Health care spending accounts for 17.8 percent of the nation’s GDP (Gross Domestic Product)("National Health Expenditures," ). Today’s health care systems is not only complex, there is a significance difference from what it used to be in past years. What are the factors that are driving these shifts? The changes are many and represent the major shifts involved fee-for-service to value base reimbursement, nurse and physician shortages, technology advancements, and we can’t leave out the Affordable Care

The healthcare system plays a key role in the economic stability of our country, as every year trillions are spent in attempt to combat disease and health issues that plaque humanity. As it makes up a significant amount of the expenditures in the economy, so the costs associated with health care of those in pain from illness and injury, including lost productivity, increased need of assistance in living and also the cost of death in some cases, is important to the economic stability and over all standard of living in our country. The key to economic prosperity is balancing the need for care with the costs of illness to keep as many people healthy and well without breaking the bank of collective society. The costs of healthcare have been increasingly problematic in recent years with so many issues surrounding the current system. With the “total health care spending in the United States expected to reach $4.8 trillion in 2021, up from $2.6 trillion in 2010 and $75 billion in 1970, meaning that health care spending will account for nearly 20 percent of gross domestic product (GDP), or one-fifth of the U.S. economy, by 2021” (Aetna). With this in mind it is apparent that as we look at the trillion-dollar industry of the medical community it seems that it needs to be a major focus of our nation as a whole and with the many issues come many creative solutions. First let us analyze the reasons behind the current cost and the major problems facing this industry and than discus what

Furthermore, as depicted by Dr. David Asch in the article published in The New England Journal of Medicine’ “Are We in a Medical Education Bubble Market?” The debt-to-income ratio reveals the connection between what physicians can charge patients and what schools can charge students. Schools can sustain their high tuitions only if students can be convinced of higher returns in the form of payments from future patients. Therefore, the amount that schools are able to charge students is inextricably linked to how much we pay doctors now and how much we plan to pay them in the future. By no means do I believe that the cost of medical school is the direct reason for our current high cost of medical because according to Dr. David Ash “Only about 20% of health care costs are attributable to physician payments, and many of the current efforts to reduce costs are aimed elsewhere, such as hospital payments, and have only indirect effects on physicians' earnings”. (N Engl J Med 2013; 369:1973-1975 November 2013). However I do think this threatens the continued integrity of the system itself because As the cost of medical education rises, the potential applicants decreases, thereby affecting the quality of future

The United States automobile industry is one characterized by incumbent behemoth corporations whose distribution channels span the world. Companies like Toyota, General Motors, and Volkswagen form entire segments of their respective countries’ economies and have dominated the auto industry for generations.

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The final demand of health care physicians depends on the interactions of demand and supply conditions prevailing in the market of services. According to the report, there will be less agreement on the future demand of the physicians in U.S. As for the past projections of demand and supply of the physicians in the market, there has been consistent shortages of the physicians which ultimately influenced the policies and programs of the prevailing in the country related to the health care systems. It takes time to train new physicians and to create the required infrastructure for new physicians. Therefore, the nation must predict in advance the future needs of the physicians. If we look into the past, there was considerable shortage of the physicians in the country which motivated the creation of new medical schools in the country. Government also increased the medical funding dedicated to such schools and motivated them for admissions to those schools at subsidized rates. The important factors which will estimate the future demand of the physicians depends on 800,000 present physicians, millions of nurses and other health care workers, about 300+ million patients, hundreds of