News Analysis - Health Care in United States As the presidential election almost reached its conclusion, Mr. Joe Biden is set to be the next President of United States. One of the key issues differentiating the two final candidates is health care. The health care spending was 16.9% 2 (% of GDP, sources: OECD), or $10,637.1 (per capita, adjusted for PPP, source: OECD), in year 2018. Both figures are the highest among all OECD countries, and are higher than the runner-up by a large margin (Switzerland) Please answer the following 2 questions and reply to 2 others' posts, as always: 1. What do you think is/are the main factors driving up the health care costs in United States? 2. Which of the two candidates' health care policies do you think may have better chance to ease the challenge we are facing? Here is a summary of two candidates' health care policies: https://www.npr.org/sections/health-shots/2020/10/22/926372475/comparing-bidens-and- trump-s-different-visions-for-health-care c