The dominant factor affecting medical care delivery and finance in the 1960s was
a. the Hill-Burton Act.
b. prospective payment for hospitals.
c. thecreation of Medicare and Medicaid.
d. the explosive growth of managed care.
e. the passage of ERISA.
C
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A. borrowers are better off because they can pay off their loans with currency that is worth less. B. borrowers are worse off because they have to pay off their loans with currency that is worth more. C. lenders are worse off because they cannot find anyone who wants a loan. D. lenders are worse off because they are repaid with currency that is worth more. E. none of the above.
Advance-purchase discounts offered by airlines are an example of
a. Direct price discrimination b. Indirect price discrimination c. All of the above d. None of the above