Australia's health system. 2.0 Introduction Australia's health system is complex.
It can perhaps be best described as a 'web': a web of services, providers, recipients and organisational structures. This chapter looks at the many components of the Australian health system, how they are organised and funded, and how they are delivered to, and used by, Australians. RAND and the Moral Hazard: Healthcare Triage #10. Insurance. If you've ever had a car crash, a flight cancelled, fallen seriously ill or been robbed, you'll know how stressful these incidents can be.
If you have insurance, the cost of repairs, medical treatments, travel changes or theft can be softened. Insurance provides the money you need when things go wrong. But with so many companies providing different types of insurance, it's important to read the fine print, ask lots of questions and find the right policy for your needs. Economics Online Home. Australian Taxation Office. U.S. Bureau of Economic Analysis (BEA)