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skysnake640Lv1
9 Feb 2018
Suppose that doctors' visits cost $20, and the typical consumer has an income of $100. Consumers spend all of their incomes on doctors' visits and a composite good that costs $1 per unit.
Now, suppose the localgovernment is considering two health plans. Under plan A, the government will give out vouchers worth 2 free visits to the doctor.Under plan B, the government will give out four 50% coupons to be used at the doctor's office.
d) For whom is the choice of plan A or plan B not likely to matter those who are quite well, or those who are quite sick? (Hint:Superimpose some indi erence curves on your budget constraints.)
e) Which plan would someone who is generally well be likely to choose,if offered a choice
Suppose that doctors' visits cost $20, and the typical consumer has an income of $100. Consumers spend all of their incomes on doctors' visits and a composite good that costs $1 per unit.
Now, suppose the localgovernment is considering two health plans. Under plan A, the government will give out vouchers worth 2 free visits to the doctor.Under plan B, the government will give out four 50% coupons to be used at the doctor's office.
d) For whom is the choice of plan A or plan B not likely to matter those who are quite well, or those who are quite sick? (Hint:Superimpose some indi erence curves on your budget constraints.)
e) Which plan would someone who is generally well be likely to choose,if offered a choice
glorysoft2Lv10
2 Oct 2022