A) Most workers purchase their own insurance.
B) State governments are the providers of Medicare and Medicaid.
C) In the United States, only private firms provide health insurance.
D) Subscribers to insurance plans may pay a small percentage of the cost of the health care they consume.
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A) price ceiling.
B) price support.
C) deficiency price.
D) export price.
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A) health-care costs and spending are too high.
B) too few resources are devoted to health care.
C) physicians have no control over prices.
D) everyone has an excessive amount of insurance.
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A) the equilibrium price of a stock strikes a balance between those who think the stock is worth more and those who think it's worth less at the current price.
B) it is the market's best guess regarding the expected value of the company's future profits.
C) stocks are overvalued.
D) both A and B are true.
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A) a change in the price of the good.
B) a change in the quantity of the good.
C) a change in the price of resource inputs used to produce the good.
D) any of the above.
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A) Physicians' productivity increases.
B) Medicare subsidies are lowered.
C) The average population age increases.
D) Subsidies for Medicare are reduced.
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A) always increase economic efficiency.
B) always lead to more equitable results.
C) can result in inequitable outcomes.
D) all of the above statements are true.
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A) all farmers equally.
B) none of the farmers.
C) poor farmers more than wealthy farmers.
D) wealthy farmers more than poor farmers.
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A) supply has shifted greatly to the left due to technological advances.
B) demand for agricultural products has decreased.
C) prices of agricultural output have fallen.
D) all of the above are true.
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A) restricting output.
B) essentially paying them not to produce.
C) creating some surpluses, buying them, and also restricting output.
D) doing all of the above.
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A) 5
B) 13
C) 30
D) 40
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A) seeking to shift the demand curve to the left.
B) limiting patients choices in consuming health care.
C) restricting the doctors patients may select.
D) all of the above.
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A) productivity in health care.
B) treatment decisions of doctors.
C) changes in health care technology.
D) All of the above are demand factors.
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A) agriculture was hit particularly hard.
B) prices received by farmers rose by nearly 2/3 between 1930 and 1933.
C) farm legislation in the 1930s sought to reduce the number of farms and farm income.
D) all of the above are true.
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A) are called demand shifters if a change in one (or more) of them would change demand.
B) include only supply shifters.
C) seldom change, and therefore prices and quantity in most markets are remarkably stable.
D) never change, by definition.
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A) health care prices are not high enough.
B) too many resources are devoted to health care.
C) physicians have no control over prices.
D) everyone has an excessive amount of insurance.
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A) significant third-party payments
B) a falling fraction of the total cost the consumers of health care actually pay
C) dramatic increases in costs because of technological advances in medical care
D) all of the above
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A) taxing the incomes of farmers.
B) directly subsidizing the incomes of farmers.
C) establishing price floors in farm output markets.
D) reducing the amount of resources used in farm production.
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A) a price floor has been set and a shortage of rental units may occur.
B) a price ceiling has been set and a shortage of rental units may occur.
C) in the long run more rental units will appear.
D) poor people will definitely be helped.
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