A) consumers pay higher prices for food.
B) citizens pay higher taxes to support the costs of the program.
C) most federal subsidies have historically helped the rich farmers, not the poor.
D) all of the above.
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A) an inferior good.
B) a normal good.
C) a good with many close substitutes.
D) a good whose quantity changes considerably with a change in price.
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A) taxing the incomes of farmers.
B) directly subsidizing the incomes of farmers.
C) establishing price floors in farm output markets.
D) reducing the amount of resources used in farm production.
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A) establish a more equitable result based on normative judgments.
B) raise revenues to support the activities of government.
C) change the facts on which economic theory is built.
D) do all of the above.
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A) An increase in the number of people insured.
B) Increased tax subsidies for health care.
C) An increase in the productivity of doctors.
D) All of the above would increase the supply of health care.
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A) the total amount spent on health services is OP₁AQ₁ at price P₁.
B) the equilibrium price and quantity are P₃ and Q₂.
C) at price P₂ there would be a surplus.
D) A and B are true.
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A) it equates the amount supplied with the amount demanded.
B) it does not result in a shortage.
C) it does not result in a surplus.
D) of all of the above.
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A) floors below
B) floors above
C) ceilings below
D) ceilings above
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A) quantity supplied exceeds the quantity demanded.
B) quantity demanded exceeds the quantity supplied.
C) a surplus of rental units will result.
D) poor people will obviously and clearly be helped.
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A) Most workers purchase their own insurance.
B) State governments are the providers of Medicare and Medicaid.
C) In the United States, only private firms provide health insurance.
D) Subscribers to insurance plans may pay a small percentage of the cost of the health care they consume.
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A) a price floor would be set at P₄, causing a surplus of Q₃ - Q₀.
B) a price floor would be set at P₂, causing a surplus of Q₂ - Q₀.
C) a price ceiling would be set at P₄, causing a surplus of Q₂ - Q₁.
D) a price floor would be set at P₁, causing a shortage of Q₃ - Q₀.
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A) nurses to provide medical services for individuals with pre-existing conditions.
B) doctors to provide medical services for individuals with pre-existing conditions.
C) hospitals to provide medical care to individuals who are not covered under group insurance plans from their employers.
D) individuals to purchase health insurance.
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A) decreases the price paid by consumers.
B) does not change the price paid by consumers.
C) increases the price received by farmers.
D) decreases the price received by farmers.
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A) began to fall because of decreased demand in China and India.
B) began to fall because of decreased demand in the U.S.and Europe.
C) began to rise because of increased demand in China and India.
D) began to rise because of increased demand in the U.S.and Europe.
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A) excessively mobile farm resources.
B) higher consumer commodity prices.
C) less government-funded agricultural research.
D) efficient farmers that leave the farming industry.
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A) the total amount spent on health services is $80 million per week.
B) the equilibrium price and quantity are $60 and 3 million per week, respectively.
C) At a price of $20, there would be a surplus.
D) At a price of $60, there would be a shortage.
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