The fundamental problem associated with the U.S. health care system is that:
A. the financing of health care through insurance has resulted in the underallocation of
resources to the health care industry.
B. frivolous malpractice suits have increased malpractice insurance premiums for doctors.
C. at the margin, the value of health care services may be less than the value of alternative
goods and services.
D. there are too many general practitioners and not enough specialists.
Answer: C
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