An intervention in which government establishes a federally funded health care service for everyone and pays doctors and medical practitioners directly is called:
A) private provision with public financing.
B) restriction or mandate of private sale or purchase.
C) subsidy.
D) public provision.

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The description matches the concept of public provision as the government establishes a federally funded health care service and directly pays medical practitioners. Private provision with public financing involves utilizing private entities to provide services with government funding, restriction or mandate of private sale or purchase involves limiting certain sales or purchases, and subsidies involve providing financial assistance to individuals or organizations to promote certain behaviors or outcomes.

An Intervention in Which Government Establishes a Federally Funded Health