Question

some say sweden is a democratic socialist country. the video says no. which 2 are not reasons given? government no longer owns the means of production popular opinion when they tried it the economy got worse even though taxes were high they could not fund the welfare programs making people unhappy bernie sanders comments they reduced government spending which is anti - socialist they privatized which is antisocialist the set amount you pay out of pocket for covered services per year before your insurance starts to share costs copay deductible premium

Explanation:

First Sub - Question (Reasons why Sweden is not a democratic socialist country - identifying non - reasons)

To determine the non - reasons, we analyze each option:

• "government no longer owns the means of production", "When they tried it the economy got worse", "Even though taxes were high they could not fund the welfare programs making people unhappy", "they reduced government spending which is anti - socialist", "they privatized which is antisocialist" are likely reasons related to Sweden's economic and political structure changes.
• "popular opinion" is a very general and not a specific reason related to the economic or political characteristics that define a democratic socialist country. "Bernie Sanders comments" are also not related to the internal characteristics of Sweden's economic and political system that would make it not a democratic socialist country.

• A copay is a fixed amount paid for a covered service at the time of service.
• A deductible is the set amount you pay out of pocket for covered services per year before your insurance starts to share costs.
• A premium is the amount you pay for the insurance policy, usually on a regular basis (monthly, yearly etc.).

Answer:

B. popular opinion, E. Bernie Sanders comments

Second Sub - Question (Insurance term)