Compare two universal-coverage healthcare systems, one Bismarckian (either Germany or Holland) and one Beveridgean (either England or Sweden) from the following perspectives. A. What exactly does universal coverage mean? (1) B. Explain, from the financing perspective, how universal coverage is achieved in terms of both people's incomes and their illness risks. (2) C. Explain the organization of provision, for which you may have to use charts we covered in the healthcare systems chapter. You have to pay attention to payment and service flows constituting the incentives in the system as well as the structure/layout of the major components of the system. (2) Compare two universal-coverage healthcare systems, one Bismarckian (either Germany or Holland) and one Beveridgean (either England or Sweden) from the following perspectives. A. What exactly does universal coverage mean? (1) B. Explain, from the financing perspective, how universal coverage is achieved in terms of both people's incomes and their illness risks. (2) C. Explain the organization of provision, for which you may have to use charts we covered in the healthcare systems chapter. You have to pay attention to payment and service flows constituting the incentives in the system as well as the structure/layout of the major components of the system. (2)