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Critically evaluate the following statement: Health is a public good?
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- 5. Discuss the concept of externality in health care using the example of vaccination against an infectious disease. How can the government internalize this externality to achieve social/optimal equilibrium? Why is this governmental intervention important and what are the different policy options?6. Which is the best example of health care insurance in the sense of socializing risk?a. A dental insurance policy that pays for two check-ups a year but nothing else.b. A comprehensive health care policy that essentially pays for everything including check ups but is very expensivec. A health care policy that is relatively inexpensive but only pays for medical expenses after a $2,000 annual deductible is met. After $2,000 the policy pays 100 percent for everything.6 Explain why does the government act as a producer of health insurance for certain population group?
- 2. A) Discuss health insurance contract? b)What schemes are applicable for routine medical check-up and diagnostic tests?For a pollutant like lead, which causes health effects to local residents even at very low levels, which regulatory approach would be most effective for eliminating any health threats? Question 4Select one: a. Emissions standards b. Tradable permits c. Pollution taxes d. Pollution subsidies e. EcolabelingPublic good is a good or service that can be consumed simultaneously by everyone and from which no individuals can be excluded. So, is health care a public good?
- 4 As an economist, please consider the extent to which the increasing enrollment in government-sponsored health care (Medicaid enrollment increased from 54.1 million persons in 2012 to 80.0 million in 2022) justifies bans on activities or products that are found to endanger public health. Consider, among other things, such economic concerns as distribution effects and moral hazard.1. Provide two examples of positive and negative externalities and complete the table: Externality Who is the third party? How is the third party impacted? Positive Example 1 Positive Example 2 Negative Example 1 Negative Example 2 2) Explain, with the use of examples, the difference between public and private goods. 3) Provide a real-world example of asymmetric information. Explain.Define and give an example of a public good. Can the private market provide this good on its own? Explain.
- 1. Are vaccines considered as public good? Show in graphical explanation or representation. 2. Should vaccines be mandatory? Show in graphical explanation or representation.What distinguishes a public good from a private good? What kind of market failure is addressed when goods are publicly supplied? Why do some private goods like elementary education or public health services get supplied as public goods? In your understanding of evidence from India or other countries on educational outcomes of public schools or delivery of public health services, is public spending on education or public health a good idea, if not, why not?What are the two characteristics of public goods? What is the free-rider problem as it related to public goods? Is U.S. border patrol a public good or a private good? Explain.