In which of the following countries are substantial co-payments typically required as a part of the health care system?
A) Canada and the United States
B) the United States and the United Kingdom
C) the United States and Japan
D) Japan and Canada.
C
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The first welfare theorem:
A. tells us that, in a general equilibrium with perfect competition, the allocation of resources is Pareto efficient. B. clarifies how the "invisible hand" of the market guides people toward socially undesirable choices. C. tells us that a general equilibrium with perfect competition is not Pareto efficient. D. is also the only welfare theorem.
After watching a movie, Alan chooses not to watch a second and goes for a walk instead. Economists could explain his choices using the concept of:
A. budget constraints. B. diminishing marginal utility. C. income effect. D. substitution effect.
Comparing the European and the U.S. central bank systems, the Executive Board of the European system resembles:
A. the Board of Governors. B. the FOMC. C. the Presidents of the regional Federal Reserve Banks. D. the Chairman of the Board of Governors of the Fed.
If the price of airline travel in Europe falls and the demand for train travel in Europe also falls, then the two goods are
A) complements. B) normal goods. C) substitutes. D) inferior goods.