Exam 15: The Politics of Population Health

________ is NOT a feature of liberal market economy.

A population health/social epidemiology approach contends ________.

Shift work results in ________.

Can Michael Marmot be considered an advocate of the social determinants of health approach? Explain your answer.

Behaviouralist thinking is compatible with ________ ideology.

According to Michael Marmot, differences in the health of populations arise from social inequalities.

Affluent parents ________.

Compared to other countries, Canada's impact on global pollution is ________.

Determinants of obesity from a behavioural perspective include ________.

Compared to the European Union and Japan, governments in liberal regime countries have ________.

The countries with higher life expectancy are those in which ________.

Michael Marmot's key message is that ________.

The views of ________ are most compatible with the social determinants of health approach.

Income inequality in Canada has grown in the past decades.

What are the major features of neo-liberalism?

Coordinated market economies (CMEs) in comparison with the Canadian and American markets ________.

Northern Europeans embrace the ________ principle - i.e. people see themselves as linked to others with their welfare tied to the health and welfare of the other members of their communities.

The solidarity principle suggests that people ought to rely on themselves and their families, demand lower taxes, and be more suspicious of the government.