1) Consider the Bismarck model. All individuals are required to have either public or private insurance. This is referred to as an insurance _____________. (2) Consider the Bismarck model. Mark all answers that best describe this model. (a) Adverse selection is not an issue with the Bismarck model. (b) The Bismarck model limits moral hazard using gatekeeping. (c) In the the Bismarck model all health workers are employees of the government. (d) The primary goal of the Bismarck model is wealth. (e) The Bismarck model limits moral hazard using queues.

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