Federal and state governments in the United States pay for ________ of health care spending
A) less than 10 percent B) approximately 34 percent
C) just over half D) more than 80 percent
C
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An increase in the real interest rate does which of the following?
A) increases the demand for loanable funds B) reduces saving C) reduces consumption spending D) reduces the demand for loanable funds
Which of the following is not a constraint on deposit creation?
A. The reserve requirement increases. B. The interest rate falls, making borrowing less costly for businesses and consumers. C. Banks become less willing to lend money to businesses and consumers. D. Businesses and consumers stop using and accepting checks or debit cards.
If the efficient markets hypothesis is correct, then
a. the number of shares of stock offered for sale exceeds the number of shares of stock that people want to buy. b. the stock market is informationally efficient. c. stock prices never follow a random walk. d. All of the above are correct.
The price at which marketable pollution permits are sold is set by the government.
Answer the following statement true (T) or false (F)