What is one potential problem with nationalized health care?
A) It might not reduce moral hazard.
B) It is guaranteed to solve the principal-agent problem.
C) It would be efficient in risk bearing.
D) It might cost too much.
A
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A) The quantity supplied along the firm's supply curve increases. B) The firm's demand curve shifts leftward. C) The firm's supply curve shifts rightward. D) The firm's supply curve shifts leftward. E) Both the supply curve and the demand curve shift leftward.
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In the New Keynesian model,
A) money is neutral. B) money is fixed. C) monetary policy has a real impact. D) prices are countercyclical.
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