19- (Choose the right answer).
______________ takes the prices paid for healthcare services and looks at ways to minimize cost to achieve a set profit
A. marginal cost pricing
B. full cost pricing
C. target costing
D. price shifting
Answer: C. target costing
Target costing is a technique to determine if products /service cost which ensures the desired profit, along with quality and functionality.
Incorrect: A,B,D.
A. Marginal cost pricing is a technique to set the price of the
product above its variable cost.
B. Full cost pricing is a technique to set the price of the product
based on the direct cost overheads and profits marked up.
D. Price shifting means phenomena in which one party underpays for
the same service, resulting in other parties to overpay.
19- (Choose the right answer). ______________ takes the prices paid for healthcare services and looks at...
20- (Choose the right answer). _______________ is a management strategy that helps providers that may find the organization in a situation where prices are set by the market and have little power to negotiate. A. marginal cost pricing B. full cost pricing C. target costing D. price shifting
Please answer the following in regards to healthcare economics: Why are private prices so high in the United States? How are commercial insurance prices set for hospital services? How are Medicare prices set for physicians’ services? Should governments be involved in private price negotiations? Would consumers be better off if healthcare prices were nationally negotiated? Are other countries’ governments involved in healthcare pricing?
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