1. Payment for health services in most low-income countries comes from: Group of answer choices Cash Taxes Microloans Individual insurance

Q: How do we create more access to care for the uninsured

A: Insurance is nowadays a big issue in the US, especially when it comes to health insurance. The govt.…

Q: Suppose the government imposes a system of price ceilings in the health care industry as part of an…

A: The price ceiling is a legal maximum on the price at which goods can be sold.  Price ceiling can be…

Q: 1. Clearly outline health sector reforms that have taken place in Zambia from the third republic to…

A: The most pernicious problem the country Zambia is facing is the lack of medical facilities which is…

Q: The stated premise behind the production function for health is that medical care, when combined…

A: A little healthcare may rapidly cure less serious illnesses, thus as health production increases in…

Q: Examine the role of health as an input to and an output from a production function and discuss the…

A: Introduction The production function of health defines the relationship between health and the…

Q: Assume that per capita income is growing at different rates in the following countries: Nepal, 0.9…

A: A simple formula used to estimate the number of years it takes for a variable to double, given a…

Q: If the U.S. spent less on medical care and instead invested the savings in the population's health…

A: If the US spent less on medical care instead of investing the savings in diet , exercise, education…

Q: 4. Use production theory to graphically illustrate the case in which a medical innova- tion improves…

A: The study of health economics depicts the supply and demand of resources in the health care…

Q: What do you think is the most important use of demograohy in public health?

A: Introduction  Demography - An Essential Step of Public Health  Demography refers to the scientific…

Q: free, what is the impact of to the economy? In diagram and 2 graphs

A: The vaccine is  being given away for free in country M. This would have meant that private players…

Q: why is the supply chain and the macroeconpmic is important in the businesses in the healthcare

A: A supply chain refers to a network that links a company's suppliers to create and distribute a…

Q: Which of the following is the most accurate statement regarding the problem with using life…

A: Life expectancy is one of the economic measures that is used to analyze the health of the people of…

Q: f h

A: Global health is considered to be broad discipline which in turn develops understanding of…

Q: Question - Which of the following is not a basic question that must be answered as a result of…

A: Human wants are unlimited, and there are no limits to the wants of the consumers. But the resources…

Q: Which of the following statements about the role of multilateral development banks in global health…

A: Multilateral development banks fund projects and provide financial assistance to member nations to…

Q: How did this pandemic affect the demographic profile of the Philippines? Site some examples.

A: Demography is the science of studying human populations. The study of population growth, structure,…

Q: How ‘Health Card’ scheme function ethically in our country for providing reliable and timely health…

A: Although health developments have improved in low-income and middle-income countries (LMICs) in the…

Q: mple of equity-efficiency trade-off in economic policies.As an expert in Economic Analysis & policy…

A: An equity-efficiency trade-off results when maximization of the productive efficiency of a market…

Q: a and b please thank you

A: In the randomized experiment on immunization, Esther Duflo and her colleagues sought to address the…

Q: What are the three components of health as defined by the World Health Organization?   A.…

A: World Health Organisation has its headquarters at Geneva in Switzerland and is responsible for…

Q: mortality rate

A: Mortality rate refers to the degree of the variety of deaths in a specific population in the course…

Q: Discuss the correlation between GDP growth and health outcomes. Compare short-term trends vs.…

A: Health economics refers to the role played by health of the people in economic growth. In other…

Q: Large differences regarding health policy exist between those on the political left and those on the…

A: The question is asking us to identify which cost-containment approach in health policy would be…

Q: Public good is a good or service that can be consumed simultaneously by everyone and from which no…

A: A product or service that benefits everyone in a society is referred to as a "public good." Public…

Q: Five causes of child mortality in Ghana

A: Child mortality is the number of children who died under the age of five. The child mortality rate,…

Q: b) Explain with examples why conflict can arise between the policy goals of efficiency and equity in…

A: There are two terms that can be taken into consideration while determining the distribution of…

Q: Do you think that regional problems arise from market failure or for other reasons? In your country…

A: Regional problems can arise from a variety of factors, including market failure, government…

Q: According to the late health care economist Uwe Reinhardt, "The Affordable Care Act is an ugly patch…

A: Answer:- Yes I agree with the given statement "The Affordable Care Act is an ugly patch on an ugly…

Q: Why does the US have a higher rate of medical errors compared to other OECD countries?

A: A medical error refers to an adverse effect of medical care. It is a preventable error. It can occur…

Q: lease no written by hand Regarding the paper: How and why US health care differs from that in other…

A: OCED(Organization for Economic Co-operation and Development): An international organization made up…

Q: Health, h Effect of health on income, y(h) Effect of income on health, h(y) Income per capita, y

A: Income is the money earned by the individual for their work. If the income increases the consumption…

Q: Out of seven most developed countries, the United States finished __________ in terms of health care…

A: Medical healthcare means the provision of better health services like better hospitals, medicines,…

Q: Identify any public health issue that has impacted the Caribbean region and analyse its implications…

A: Coronavirus has impacted the caribbean region. On individual level,its implications A highly…

Q: 1. Studies show that in developing countries, improved education of women leads to lower infant…

A: 1. Quality schooling implies great showing techniques and learning materials given to the…

Q: what factors or policies have contributed to the lower unemployement rate during the pandemic?

A: Unemployment rate is percentage of the labor force that is unemployed.

Q: one of the 6 reasons health care is so expensive in a USA?

A: Ans is :- [B] US population is too big

Q: Should medical services be free? Justify your answer. Please answer through an economic lens.

A: In economics, we have an adage saying "There is no such thing as a free lunch" . It encapsulates a…

Q: How important is the deterioration of social system in contributing to the healthcare spending…

A: A well-functioning health-care system can make a considerable contribution to a country's economic…

Q: one thinks in terms of marginal costs vs. marginal benefit why should we not double the government's…

A: Marginal cost refers the additional costs that producers have to bear for an additional unit of…