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Question: federal welfare programsCompare how much the United States and Europe spend on healthcare every year. Does the U.S. spend comparatively more or less than other developed countries? Explain what metrics are used to measure health. Where does the United States fall, according to those metrics? Describe the rationale for the role of government in health care. To what extent is poverty a salient factor, in terms of government intervention? Explain. Describe how health care might be reformed to address high costs and limited coverage. Discuss the prospective advantages and disadvantages of a single-payer system, like that of Canada. expanded dramatically during president johnson's war on poverty, continuing a prominent government role in welfare since franklin d. roosevelt's new deal. in 1997, the aid to families with dependent children (afdc) was replaced by temporary assistance for needy families (tanf). identify the major changes from afdc to tanf. how does the implementation of block grants introduce considerable variation among the states?