economices health topics on physician behavior and provider payments i have attached chapters to both topics

here are the questions

QUESTION 1

Inducing demand poses absolutely no financial risk to providers.

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Question 2

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Physicians in group practices have a lower degree of market power in comparison to physicians in solo practices.

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The profit maximizing firm produces where MR = AC.

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Economic theory suggests that supplier-induced demand results in

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Question 5

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The notion that, at a high wage, individuals might supply less labor is represented by which graph?

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The target income hypothesis is one explanation for which kind of physician behavior?

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Question 7

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When the physician-to-population ratio increases, the supply for labor curve ____________.

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Which of the following is not an example of market power in healthcare?

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Which type of market structure best describes the physician market?

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With monopolistically competitive firms, an increase in competition could spur a desire to increase the quality of the products sold. If this occurs, which of the following is a reasonable expectation?

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In a principal-agent relationship, the agent acts on behalf of the principal.

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Which one of the following is an implication of agency theory, as applied to the health sector?

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Which two of the following provider payment mechanisms doesn’t produce an incentive to over-supply or induce the demand? (Select 2.)

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So long as patient’s utility factors into a health care professional’s own utility function, the health care professional’s actions will maximize the patient’s utility.

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This question has been thrown out, as there are multiple correct answers, but only one answer was allowed.

Which of the following factors can serve to limit a health care professional from acting in their own personal interest (excluding their own interest in their patient’s welfare)?

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A fee-for-service payment mechanism for compensating health care professionals will always lead to an increase in the provision of services.

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Question 17

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‘Cream skimming,’ under a capitation system, refers to:

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The quality of care under a capitation system can be improved by:

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Question 19

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Identify a provider payment mechanism that produces an incentive to under-supply health services.

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Question 20

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Identify a provider payment mechanism that can be used to increase the provision of specific services.

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Question 21

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Identify the mechanism for reimbursing hospitals that provides the least incentive for the efficient use of resources.

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Question 22

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Identify the hospital reimbursement mechanism that is most likely to lead to ‘cream skimming.’

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Capitation shifts a great deal of the risk to the provider because a set dollar amount for each patient must cover all care for an entire group of patients, no matter the actual charges.

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Question 24

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The collection of funds that can be used for financing a given population’s health care so that contributors share risks is called:

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