(1 of 5)
Which concept of market efficiency is violated when health consumption is subsidized for the patient?
Overall efficiency
Fairness efficiency
Normative efficiency
Pareto optimality
(2 of 5)
If you tend to consume proportionately more of something when your income rises, what is the income elasticity of that item?
Less than one
Greater than one
Greater than zero
100%
(3 of 5)
What is one solution to markets in need of rationing?
Direct government production of the item in short supply
Increased regulation on producers
Price controls
Subsidies for patients that cannot afford the treatment
(4 of 5)
Which of the following creates a shortage of available supply?
Mandated consumption
High prices
Labor cost
Regulatory capture
Ans. 1. D. Pareto Optimality
2. B. Greater than 1 - The income elasticity would be more than 1 .
3. C. Price control - This is what is needed in a market that needs rationing.
4. A. Mandated Consumption - This creates a shortage in available supply.
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