gure below plots health and health care expenditures for two cities. Despite significant variation in health expenditures, Medicare enrollees in La Crosse, Wi were just as healthy as those in Health La Crosse, WI Miami, FL HPF Health expenditures CHECK ALL THAT APPLY if both cities share the same health production function (PF) both cities may be investing in hearth optimally given their local characteristics and constraints the vertical distance between Mami and the HPF represents the heath improvements that Mami could achieve for free the horizontal distance between Miami and the HPF represents wasted spending we must assume that both cities share the same medical technologies, similar medical input prices, and the same population health needs

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