MEDICAL CARE:1.As discussed earlier, our government is attempting to make medical care "free" to all Americans -free at the point of sale, with the costs paid for by taxation and government borrowingat least when it comes to the TESTING for the COVID-19 virus.a) is this a good idea?Or a bad idea?Why?b) should the same policymake it free to all - apply for ALL FOLLOW-UP CARE for patients who test positive for the virus?Why or why not?c)If the answer to b is yes, then why not make ALL medical care services free to ALL people in our country for ALL services---preventive and emergency?I mean, what is the difference between treating victims of the virus and treating all other medical conditions and issues?IS THERE ANY DIFFERENCE?If so, what is it???d) Is it relevant that most other "advanced" economies try to do it this way---make medical care free at the point of sale?e) What are the lessons learned in the case of "free" medical care in Britain?What 'went wrong' in that case?f)What is the goal, in this case?What is the government of Britain trying to achieve?g)What COULD the government of Britain do in order to achieve this goal? Please give two or three options.h) What SHOULD it do, in your opinion?Why?i) HOW IS MEDICAL CARE DELIVERED TO THE PEOPLE IN OUR COUNTRY?What are some of the various programs, and which groups of people are covered by each program?J) The Trump administration just took steps to block some Americans for signing up for health coverage through Obamacare.Is this a good idea?Or a bad idea?Why?