Subpart (a):
To draw:The demand curve for medical care by showing the procedure required if each procedure has a
Subpart (b):
The quantity of procedure required if consumers are ready to pay $20 per procedure. Also, to find whether the number of procedures performed will maximize the overall surplus, if the optimal rate for each procedure is truly $100, and individuals have health insurance.
Subpart (c):
Whether the usage of care are considered to be excessive when the economists blame the health insurance system for these usage of medical care.
Subpart (d):
The policies that can prevent the excessive usage of medical care.
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