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- assume there are two types of workers, low- and high-ability, andlet 0 = 0.25 be the proportion of high-ability workers in the population. Assume their marginalproductivity and, therefore, their wages are wh = $20 and wl = $16, and that both types canuse college education to signal high ability. The cost of college education for low-ability workersis cl = $5 whereas the cost for high-ability workers is ch = $2. Consider the wage for both types of workers and the high-ability workers’ college cost, ch. For which values of 0 (the proportion of high-ability workers in the population) do the high-ability workers prefer the separating equilibrium over the pooling equilibrium? (a) Any 0 > 1/2(b) Any 0 < 1/2 (c) Any 0 < 3/4(d) Only when 0 = 1Give typing answer with explanation and conclusion Suppose that a consumer’s demand curve for medical care is QD = −3P +17 with P = $5. Suppose that the beneficiary obtains an insurance plan through an insurer with a 25% coinsurance rate. Under the insurance arrangement, find the following: (a) Equilibrium price and quantity of medical care? (b) Magnitude of deadweight loss? (c) Cost to the beneficiary? (d) Cost to the insurer?What provision of federal law makes employer-based health insurance even more attractive to most EMPLOYEES who receive it than just the value of the premium? O Insured employees can take a tax deduction for the entire amount paid to doctors for the employee's treatment even if much of the cost was paid by insurance. Employer-based health insurance offers much better coverage than other types of insurance Employer-based health insurance offers lower copays and deductibles than other types of insurance The value of health insurance paid by an employer is not taxable income for the employee