Question

1) Overall across all incomes Rand study found

A) that the increase in health care use led to better health outcomes

B) that the increase in health care use led to poorer health outcomes

C) no significant impact of increase in health care use on health outcomes

D) none of the above 2) Why is Medicare insulated from recessions? A) because most of the members are gainfully employed B) because most of the members are already retired C) because most of the elderly lose their Medicare benefits if they lose their job D) none of the above 3) Among only low incomes Rand study found A) that the increase in health care use led to better health outcomes B) that the increase in health care use led to poorer health outcomes C) no significant impact of increase in health care use on health outcomes D) none of the above 4) What would be the reason for your answer in the previous question A) medical intervention will make the biggest difference in health status or be most effective for those who are already healthy and have high incomes B) medical intervention will make the biggest difference in health status or be most effective for those who are relatively sicker than the average person who often have low incomes C) medical intervention will have zero effect even for those who are sick or vulnerable D) none of the above

Answer 1

2) Answer: D

Medicare is insulated from recession becuase medicare never effect the raise and fall of an economy because what ever may the condition of the economy there will be no change in the GDP growth even great scholars also stated the same about this process. Thus Medicare is insulated from recession.

1) Answer: C

According to RAND study fund they found that there is no change in health outcomes in overall consideration but excemption of this can be seen in below poverty line people who went without the care needed. Due to RAND experiment there is decrease in health bill payment spendings but not in health outcome.

3) Answer:C

According to RAND study fund they found that there is no change in health outcomes in overall consideration but excemption of this can be seen in below poverty line people who went without the care needed. Due to RAND experiment there is decrease in health bill payment spendings but not in health outcome.