How might unemployment or welfare benefits cause unintended consequences?
Unemployment benefits are transfer payments by government to unemployed people so that they can have a basic minimum income to sustain life. But once an unemployed person starts getting unemployment benefit, they may slow down and lose speed on job search activity, leading to higher period of unemployment and increased frictional unemployment which leads to a rise in overall unemployment rate. The longer the unemployment period, the higher the government's total transfer payment in the form of unemployment benefit and the higher the government budget deficit which will lead to adverse economic consequences.
Therefore, unemployment or welfare benefits that are paid with positive intentions may lead to unintentional negative externalities.
How might unemployment or welfare benefits cause unintended consequences?
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Research and identify TWO potential “unintended consequences” of the Affordable Care Act (ACA) as related to private health insurance market reforms. (This means that issues related to Medicare and Medicaid are NOT relevant for this assignment!) Describe each unintended consequence and report on the current status. Is there evidence to document the unintended consequence? How is the unintended consequence being assessed, evaluated or quantified? Who is impacted?
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Describe how health IT can facilitate care coordination. b. Cite two examples of unintended consequences of the use of electronic documentation tools. c. What impact has the HITECH Act of 2009 had on the adoption of EHRs?
Cite two examples of unintended consequences of the use of electronic documentation tools