QUESTION 1 1 pointsSave Answer Currently, the United States has outlawed the sal

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QUESTION 1 1 pointsSave Answer Currently, the United States has outlawed the sale of organs, which results in a large shortage of available organs for patients in need. Which of the following actions could reduce the shortage of organs? O a. Require donors to undergo routine medical testing before being allowed to donate. O b.Increase the penalties for patients selling organs. O C. Allow organs to be sold in a competitive market O d.Allow organs to be donated for free. QUESTION 2 In a single-payer system, the government covers the cost of Ob.most health care through taxes. 1 points Save Answer rrowing. c. most health care through borrowing. o d.all health care through taxes. QUESTION 3 1 pointsSave Answer Jack and Jill are both considering seeing a medical specialist who charges $300 per consultation. The insurance company charges Jack a $25 copay. Jill has a different policy that requires a 25% coinsurance payment, but no copay. Based on these numbers, which of the following is true? O a. Jill is more like to see the medical specialist. b.Jack is more likely to see the medical specialist. O c. Neither Jack nor Jill will see the medical specialist. d.Both will see the medical specialist.

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1. Correct option: allow organs to be sold in competitive market

Reason: By selling organs in competitive markets, both donors and receivers would be in a better place. Donors would receive the best value of organs while receivers will pay best market price equal for all.

This will reduce shortage of organs in market as donors are now receiving the best value of their organs, thereby increasing supply of organs in market.

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