A) there will likely be some redistribution from high-risk individuals to low-risk individuals.
B) there will likely be some redistribution from low-risk individuals to high-risk individuals.
C) everyone will be better off as a result.
D) everyone will be worse off as a result.
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A) total benefit is equal to the cost of medical care.
B) marginal benefit is zero.
C) marginal benefit is equal to the marginal cost of medical care.
D) total benefit is equal to zero.
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A) adverse selection.
B) means testing.
C) moral hazard.
D) experience rating.
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A) disability insurance
B) Social Security
C) workers' compensation
D) Medicare
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A) high administrative costs
B) redistribution
C) paternalism
D) externalities
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A) The share of defense spending has decreased significantly.
B) Spending on health and social security spending has increased dramatically.
C) After adjusting for inflation,government spending has remained constant.
D) The share of health care spending increased more than the spending in social security and income security.
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A) not insure individuals against adverse events.
B) partially,but not completely,insure individuals against adverse events.
C) completely insure individuals against adverse events.
D) prevent adverse events.
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A) self-insurance; diminishing marginal utility
B) consumption smoothing; diminishing marginal utility
C) self-insurance; means-tested program benefits
D) consumption smoothing; means-tested program benefits
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A) a potential adverse selection problem stemming from asymmetric information.
B) a potential savings in decision-making and administrative costs.
C) the paternalistic belief that some individuals will not engage in necessary planning.
D) the adverse effect such involvement has on the distribution of income.
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A) have more consumption when an adverse event like unemployment or illness befalls them.
B) have less consumption when an adverse event like unemployment or illness befalls them.
C) have the same consumption regardless of whether an adverse event like unemployment or illness befalls them.
D) not have an adverse event like unemployment or illness befall them.
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A) pooling; not averse to risk
B) pooling; risk averse
C) separating; not averse to risk
D) separating; risk averse
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A) consume more in every period in the future.
B) have steadier consumption in every period in the future.
C) shift consumption from bad possible outcomes to good possible outcomes.
D) avoid negative outcomes,such as automobile accidents.
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A) disability insurance.
B) workers' compensation.
C) self-insurance.
D) unemployment insurance.
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A) adverse selection.
B) rent seeking.
C) moral hazard.
D) X-inefficiency.
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A) adverse selection
B) rent seeking
C) moral hazard
D) X-inefficiency
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A) actuarial adjustment
B) moral hazard rating
C) experience rating
D) risk adjustment
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A) auto insurance.
B) life insurance.
C) casualty and property.
D) Medicare.
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A) moral hazards.
B) self-insurance.
C) consumption.
D) states of the world.
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