Palaro Flashcards

(26 cards)

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  1. What is the term for doctors making decisions on behalf of patients?
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Perfect agents

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  1. What term describes people benefiting from public goods without paying?
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Free rider

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  1. They describe the nonprofit hospital as a “physicians’ cooperative,” assuming that the hospital is controlled by a physician staff who operate the hospital to maximize their net incomes.
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Mark Pauly and Michael Redisch

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  1. True or False. The Quantity-Quality theory was proposed by Newhouse
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True

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  1. What is induced when doctors recommend care beyond what is medically necessary?
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Supplier-Induced Demand

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  1. They are the ones who make those choices and recommendations on behalf of the patients that the patients themselves would have made if they had the same information.
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Perfect Agents

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  1. It means that people cannot be economically excluded from consuming the good even if they refuse to pay for it.
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Nonexcludable

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  1. True or False. Nonprofits never respond to economic incentives
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False

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  1. What model views hospitals as mixes of altruism and profits?
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Profit Deviating Nonprofit Hospital

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  1. A fix total payment for a physician’s service
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Capitation

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  1. What curve is formed when labor is plotted against different wage levels?
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Backward Bending Labor supply curve

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  1. Who introduced the benchmark model of physician’s practice?
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McGuire and Pauly (1991)

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  1. What effect causes physicians to work more when wages drop
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Substitution Effect

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  1. True or False. A doctor recommending more check-ups could sometimes be beneficial
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True

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  1. True or False. A vaccination only provides private benefits
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False

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  1. Richard Steinberg’s (1986, 1987): which argues that donations to public goods motivate the donor as both private and public goods. If you donate toward the health of a poor person, you may get a ______________.
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  1. True or False. Private firms are usually better at addressing public goods than nonprofits
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  1. The hospital’s objective was to maximize the utility of the decision makers.
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Altruistic firm

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  1. In __________, patients are required to register with a physician, creating a patient list for each physician.
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  1. Physicians respond to ____________on their practice by striving to increase their incomes
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income pressure

21
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  1. What constraint prevents profit distribution in nonprofits?
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nondistribution constraint

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  1. True or FalsePublic goods are nonrival and nonexcludable
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  1. What agency problem arises because physicians have more knowledge than patients
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Asymmetric Information

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  1. The physician’s habit of treatment choices beliefs about efficacies and patterns of practices are seen as ________________
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25. It could be measured in several ways, but assume we measure it by the number of cases treated.
Quantity of output
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26. True or False. Only government has the power to force consumers to pay
True