In the English-speaking part of the world, two-party system is the most common. For example, in the US the two parties are the Democrats and the Republicans.
In many other countries three-and multiple party systems are more common and it is uncommon that a government is not a coalition of two parties (with one or more parties in the opposition)
One of the biggest differences between government in ancient Athens and in ancient Rome was that "<span>B.Athens allowed all citizens to vote, while Rome was a republic," although it should be noted that citizenship was limited. </span>
Cost shifting is defined as the process where using of excess revenues from one set of services or patients to subsidize other services or patient groups.
Answer: Option C
<u>Explanation:</u>
The main process where a health institute or a hospital gives service to the patient and if the patient is charged more than that of what is noted on the bill than the following process is called as Cost Shifting. And this situation is occurred with the patient who have health insurance.