8. What is Social Assistance? a. Benefits where eligibility is based on a means-test, not on paying into the system through work b. Benefits where eligibility is based on paying into the system through work C. Benefits where eligibility is tied to neither a means test or paying into the system through work d. A form of assistance based on private charitable donations 9. What is Social Insurance? a. Benefits where eligibility is based on a means-test, not on paying into the system through work b. Benefits where eligibility is based on paying into the system through work C. Benefits where eligibility is tied to neither a means test or paying into the system through work d. A form of assistance based on private charitable donations 10. An example of a health care social assistance program is: a. Medicare b. Medicaid C. Both Medicare and Medicaid d. Neither Medicare nor Medicaid 11. An example of a health care social insurance program is: a. Medicare b. Medicaid C. Both Medicare and Medicaid d. Neither Medicare nor Medicaid 12. Supplemental Security Income (SSI) is: a. A social insurance program for the disabled b. A social assistance program for the disabled C. A public health insurance plan for the poor, regardless of disability status d. A public health assistance program for the poor, regardless of disability status 13. True or false. The protection of access to health insurance for those with pre-existing conditions is a key feature of the Affordable Care Act. 14. True or false. The medical loss ratio requirements (where insurance companies have to put some minimum percentage of premiums collected back into patient care rather than administrative costs) is a policy within the ACA to help keep premium costs down by limiting profit to insurance companies. 1/2 100% + 1. Which of the following represent forms of government intervention? a. Levying taxes b. Regulations C. Provide public goods directly d. All of the above 2. Vertical Integration is: a. When one company acquires others in the same market to grow in market share b. When firms in completely different markets merge into one large firm c. When one company owns two or more stages of production d. All of the above 3. Horizontal Integration is: a. When one company acquires others in the same market to grow in market share b. When firms in completely different markets merge into one large firm C. When one company owns two or more stages of production d. All of the above 4. When agents make decisions on behalf of principles, and offer more than is required, they are engaging in the practice of: a. Over selling b. Monopoly pricing c. Integration d. Induced demand 5. A policy implemented to reduce the incidence of induced demand that leads to inefficiently high spending in the health care sector is: a. Managed Care b. Medicare C. Medicaid d. The Affordable Care Act 6. True or False. Induced Demand is not likely to occur with Fee-For-Service Health Insurance delivery. 7. HIPAA stands for a. The Health Insurance Public Access Association b. The Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act C. The Health Insurance Patient Accountability Act d. The Hospital Institute of Patient Access and Accountability

8. What is Social Assistance? a. Benefits where eligibility is based on a means-test, not on paying into the system through work b. Benefits where eligibility is based on paying into the system through work C. Benefits where eligibility is tied to neither a means test or paying into the system through work d. A form of assistance based on private charitable donations 9. What is Social Insurance? a. Benefits where eligibility is based on a means-test, not on paying into the system through work b. Benefits where eligibility is based on paying into the system through work C. Benefits where eligibility is tied to neither a means test or paying into the system through work d. A form of assistance based on private charitable donations 10. An example of a health care social assistance program is: a. Medicare b. Medicaid C. Both Medicare and Medicaid d. Neither Medicare nor Medicaid 11. An example of a health care social insurance program is: a. Medicare b. Medicaid C. Both Medicare and Medicaid d. Neither Medicare nor Medicaid 12. Supplemental Security Income (SSI) is: a. A social insurance program for the disabled b. A social assistance program for the disabled C. A public health insurance plan for the poor, regardless of disability status d. A public health assistance program for the poor, regardless of disability status 13. True or false. The protection of access to health insurance for those with pre-existing conditions is a key feature of the Affordable Care Act. 14. True or false. The medical loss ratio requirements (where insurance companies have to put some minimum percentage of premiums collected back into patient care rather than administrative costs) is a policy within the ACA to help keep premium costs down by limiting profit to insurance companies. 1/2 100% + 1. Which of the following represent forms of government intervention? a. Levying taxes b. Regulations C. Provide public goods directly d. All of the above 2. Vertical Integration is: a. When one company acquires others in the same market to grow in market share b. When firms in completely different markets merge into one large firm c. When one company owns two or more stages of production d. All of the above 3. Horizontal Integration is: a. When one company acquires others in the same market to grow in market share b. When firms in completely different markets merge into one large firm C. When one company owns two or more stages of production d. All of the above 4. When agents make decisions on behalf of principles, and offer more than is required, they are engaging in the practice of: a. Over selling b. Monopoly pricing c. Integration d. Induced demand 5. A policy implemented to reduce the incidence of induced demand that leads to inefficiently high spending in the health care sector is: a. Managed Care b. Medicare C. Medicaid d. The Affordable Care Act 6. True or False. Induced Demand is not likely to occur with Fee-For-Service Health Insurance delivery. 7. HIPAA stands for a. The Health Insurance Public Access Association b. The Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act C. The Health Insurance Patient Accountability Act d. The Hospital Institute of Patient Access and Accountability

Power System Analysis and Design (MindTap Course List)

6th Edition

ISBN:9781305632134

Author:J. Duncan Glover, Thomas Overbye, Mulukutla S. Sarma

Publisher:J. Duncan Glover, Thomas Overbye, Mulukutla S. Sarma

Chapter3: Power Transformers

Section: Chapter Questions

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