Chapter 22 49. Employer-provided peivate bealth insurance: A. is unique to the U

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Chapter 22 49. Employer-provided peivate bealth insurance: A. is unique to the United States and not typically found in other couatries B. is the most common form of health care provision in C, substantially realuces the cost of hwalth care provision schemes. relative to national health insurance D. provides a small percemage of health care spending in the United Stanes. 0. Employer-provided private health insurance began in the United States because A. the rising threat of socialism prompted U.S. companies to peovide insurance lo enchusiaam for socialist reforn. B. during World War II, wage and price controls forced employers to use nonwage compensation to attract workers. C por health conditions the beginning of the 20ph century prompted the US goversment sa require new companies to offer health insurance to employees D. the American Medical subsidies to companies 50, dampern Association successfully lobbied the U.S govemmest to peovide es offering private health insurance to employees ployer-peovided private health insurance in the U.S. bas resulned in A. incentives that encourage the overuse of health care B. incentives that discourage the uwe of health care, and overall poorer health. C lower costs of health care as peoviders beter achieve economies of scale. D. comprehensive coverage of the U.S. population, with few lacking acess to adequabe bealth 52. The twin problems of the U.S. health care industry are: A. rapidly rising costs and unequal access to health care. B. declining quality of health care and the buplication of specialized equipment at bospitals. C. declining per capita spending on health care and the meral hazard problem D. the decline in the number of family physicians and the tailure to vaceinate children. 53. The price of medical care in the United States bas A. remained relatively unchanged in recent years B. risen slower than the overall price level. C. risen at the same pace as the overall price level. D. risen faster than the overall price level. 54. Approximately how muny millions of Americans do not have health insurance (prior to gaining coverage through tbe Patient Protection and Aftfordable Care Act)? A. 27 B. 46 C. 55 D. 63

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Answer 49) = B.

Employer provided health insurance is the most common type of insurance in the industrialised economies.

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