1. What is the difference between private wealth and national wealth?

Public health care is usually provided by the government through national healthcare systems. Private health care can be provided through “for profit” hospitals and self-employed practitioners, and “not for profit” non-government providers, including faith-based organizations.

Explanation:

The last 30-40 years have been a shift from public to private provision. This shift has been one of the major causes of the rise of finance, creating an ever more powerful financial sector. One of the many problems with this shift is that it is reducing democratic control over how we live, what gets built and how we prepare for the future. As private capital grows, it is the increasingly short-term financial returns that decide what gets built, and not elected politicians and other democratic bodies.  The World Inequality Database provides a measure of this shift from public to private- by measuring public and private wealth as a multiple of national income. In Europe since 1969, we can see a relentless increase in private wealth and decrease in public wealth. This is illustrated by the four major economies of France, Germany, Spain and Italy, where the excess of private over public wealth has grown by 2.5 to 3.5-times national income in France, Germany and Spain, and over 6-times in Italy.

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explanation:

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