In 1987, Americans spent $500 billion on health care, 9.8 percent more than the year before.
No one knows how much Americans should spend on health care.
"And yet we spend more per person on health care than any other country."
I don't want to have to spend all my money on health care.
Every hour more than $1.7 million is spent on health care in the province.
The money is spent on health care and social services, in an effort to reduce the rates by 50 percent.
And we'd almost certainly spend less on health care than we do now.
Americans now spend more than $1 out of every $10 on health care.
But that's because they spend far less on health care than we do.
Developing countries now spend about $170 billion each year on health care.
