The increasing inefficiency of private health insurance in Canada

Abstract

Although most health care in Canada is paid for publicly, private health insurance plays a major supporting role, particularly for prescription drugs, dental services and eye care.[1][1] Expenditures from private insurers totalled $22.7 billion in 2010, accounting for 11.7% of health care spending.[

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