The tools of health economics are irrelevant to emerging economies’ health systems because:   a. Government necessarily plays a huge role there since so many citizens are poor   b. They just need to worry about infectious disease for the next 10 years   c. Health economics is only useful when private insurances is involved and there is little to none in these countries   d. None of the above, health economics tools are useful to any society facing tradeoffs.

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