Which of the following provisions of the PPACA do proponents expect to reduce the growth of health care spending?
A. Prohibiting insurers from dropping or denying individuals with preexisting conditions.
B. Allowing individuals to purchase coverage through insurance exchanges.
C. Subsidizing purchases of insurance for those complying with the personal mandate.
D. Expanding access to Medicaid coverage.
Answer: B
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Which of the following would be an expected result of substantially higher wages in the U.S. automobile industry?
a. an increase in the real wages of workers outside the industry b. an increase in the price of automobiles produced in the United States c. a reduction in the demand for foreign-produced automobiles d. an increase in the profit rate of U.S. automobile producers
Using Table 6.1, the inflation rate for 2004 would be 
A. 3.3% (((190.3-184.3)/184.3)*100 %). B. 90.3% (190.3-100). C. 6.0% (190.3-184.3). D. 2.6% (190.3-180.9)/(2*180.9)*100%).
Refer to the below table. The resource demand data indicate that the firm is:
A. Buying its resource in an imperfectly competitive market
B. Buying its resource in a perfectly competitive market
C. Selling its product in a perfectly competitive market
D. Selling its product in an imperfectly competitive market