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00:01 Hello students we are given a question here which option is incorrect about us healthcare okay so we are given here some options health care spending as a share of gdp has been steady from 2008 to 12 so we can say that it is a correct thing okay so now the projected health care spending as a share of gdp in a 2020 is lower than the current share it is a totally incorrect term it means sorry we can say that here the incorrect fact okay so basically this should be a correct option okay increase in life expectancy is one of the reasons of increase in healthcare cost it is we can say that it is a here it is a…
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