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Quiz 9: The Health Care Market
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Question 21
Essay
Suppose that the demand for medical services can be characterized by the equation X = 500 - P/3.Suppose further that the supply of health services can be characterized by the equation X = P - 100. (a)What is the equilibrium quantity and price in the market for health services? (b)In an effort to make health services more affordable,the government restricts the price of health services to be no greater than $250.What will happen to the quantity of health services in the market?
Question 22
Essay
Suppose that the quantity demanded of visits to a doctor per year is given by X = 12 - 0.05P,where X is the number of visits and P is the price the patient pays for a visit. (a)How many visits would the patient make if he or she had to pay the full price of a visit,$100? (b)How many visits would a patient make if he or she was insured and had to pay only a 15% co-insurance payment per visit? (c)How many visits would the patient make if medical services were free?
Question 23
Essay
We have read that the uninsured and the insured behave differently in regard to medical services.Suppose that the insured have a demand curve that can be written as Q = 100 - P,where Q is the quantity of medical services and P is the price.Suppose further that the uninsured have a demand curve that can be written as Q = 100 - 2P. (a)At a price of $10 of medical services,how much will each demand? (b)At a quantity of 50 units,how much will the price be for the insured and uninsured?
Question 24
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In Table 9.2 below,Emily will lose no income if she becomes sick.
Question 25
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We have read in this chapter that people with insurance may be more likely to engage in risky behavior because they are insured.Does it make sense then that there should be an "insurance tax" on people that engage in these types of activities?