1)
Refer to the supply and demand data for a certain elective surgical procedure. If
suppliers provide the quantity of health care demanded and insurance pays 50 percent
of the remaining equilibrium price after a $1,000 deductible is satisfied, the quantity of
health care demanded will be:
A.4,000
B.7,000
C.11,000
D.16,000
2) The capricious universe view indicates that:
A.in the long run, “acts of God” have contained population growth and thus contributed
to economic development.
B.DVCs will obtain biological and chemical weapons and force the redistribution of
world wealth.
C.there is little or no correlation between one’s efforts and the rewards he or she
receives.
D.international and civil wars have been the primary impediment to growth.
3) Suppose that government imposes a specific excise tax on product X of $2 per unit
and that the price elasticity of supply of X is unitary (coefficient = 1). If the incidence
of the tax is such that the producers of X pay $1.90 of the tax and the consumers pay
$.10, we can conclude that the:
A.supply of X is highly inelastic.
B.supply of X is highly elastic.
C.demand for X is highly inelastic.
D.demand for X is highly elastic.
4) Use the table below to answer the question. The table shows the hypothetical demand
and supply schedule for health care
Refer to the above table. Assume that health insurance pays two-thirds the cost of health