Suppose that someone wants to present data on health expenditures by different levels of educational attainment and produces the following table:Table 1Less than high schoolHigh school degreeSome collegeAssociate's degreeBachelor's degreeGraduate degreeAll consumersDrugs447454473582551675515Healthcare2217OO Appropriate use of decimal placesO Appropriate titleO Appropriate use of colorAppropriate use of lines311932893630434050673556Healthinsurance1318190118232086250328802061Consider the table carefully. The items below represent a set of considerations for making good visualizations. Which one of these is clearly wrong?Appropriate font sizesAppropriate labelsAppropriate use of font stylesAppropriate use of bold/italics

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Suppose that someone wants to present data on health expenditures by different levels of educational attainment and produces the following table Table 1 Less than high school High school degree Some college Associate's degree Bachelor's degree Graduate degree All consumers Drugs 447 454 473 582 551 675 515 Health care 2217 3119 3289 3630 4340 5067 3556 Health insurance 1318 1901 1823 2086 2503 2880 2061 Consider the table carefully. The items below represent a set of considerations for making good visualizations. Which one of these is clearly wrong? Appropriate font sizes Appropriate labels Appropriate use of font styles Appropriate use of bold/italics Appropriate use of decimal places

Suppose that someone wants to present data on health expenditures by different levels of educational attainment and produces the following table Table 1 Less than high school High school degree Some college Associate's degree Bachelor's degree Graduate degree All consumers Drugs 447 454 473 582 551 675 515 Health care 2217 3119 3289 3630 4340 5067 3556 Health insurance 1318 1901 1823 2086 2503 2880 2061 Consider the table carefully. The items below represent a set of considerations for making good visualizations. Which one of these is clearly wrong? Appropriate font sizes Appropriate labels Appropriate use of font styles Appropriate use of bold/italics Appropriate use of decimal places

Principles of Economics 2e

2nd Edition

ISBN:9781947172364

Author:Steven A. Greenlaw; David Shapiro

Publisher:Steven A. Greenlaw; David Shapiro

Chapter16: Information, Risk, And Insurance

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 16RQ: What is the key difference between a fee-for-service healthcare system and a system based on health...

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