One of the challenges for development economists working in health care is to figure out a way to:
A. force doctors to practice good medicine.
B. mandate through government policy that families must make better health care choices.
C. increase the frequency of preventative medicine, such as immunizing children.
D. have the government get more involved in production of necessary healthcare item.
C. increase the frequency of preventative medicine, such as immunizing children.
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When a market is in equilibrium:
A. there is either excess demand or excess supply. B. there is neither excess demand nor excess supply. C. both excess demand and excess supply are positive. D. both excess demand and excess supply are positive and equal to each other.
The demand for bonds is
A) equivalent to the demand for loanable funds. B) equivalent to the supply of loanable funds. C) represented by an upward-sloping line when the price of bonds is on the vertical axis and the quantity of bonds demanded is on the horizontal axis. D) represented by a downward-sloping line when the interest rate is on the vertical axis and the quantity of bonds demanded is on the horizontal axis.
Jim has a choice between two jobs. Job A would pay him $15 an hour with certainty, and the job B is commission based where he could earn $12, with a 50% probability and $18 with a 50% probability. Which job would he choose?
a. Job A b. Job B c. Neither of the jobs d. He would choose to exit the labor market
In order to calculate the value of the marginal product of labor, a manager must know the marginal product of labor and the wage rate of the worker
a. True b. False Indicate whether the statement is true or false