the difference of microeconomics and macroecnomics in healthcare.

Q: xplain and justify how the budget use to paid the health workers in the mids of pandemic without any…

A: To establish a thorough response to the COVID-19 epidemic, adequate public funding is required.…

Q: What are factors accelerating modern hospitals to become important in providing health care?

A: The art of medicine and the latest available technology is combined by modern hospitals in order to…

Q: what does non-stationarity mean ?

A: Non - stationary means something which changes its trend over a period of time.

Q: Explain the different methods concerning the cost benefit analysis (Health economics)

A: Cost-benefit analysis is a tool used in health economics to evaluate the economic efficiency of…

Q: What economic theories are most useful when applied to the healthcare industry and why?

A: Healthcare economics theory examines the allocation of resources and decisions-making in the…

Q: Education is a non-health social determinant of health (SDOH).  A policy needs to be introduced to…

A: Education refers to the process of acquiring knowledge, skills, values, beliefs, and habits through…

Q: Does the availability of free health care improve health status? Explain.

A: Availability of free healthcare increases the demand for medical services and it induce people to…

Q: Identify how different people and demographics have been affected by telehealth? Has the impact been…

A: The provision of health-related services and information using electronic information and…

Q: what economic and legislative changes are most likely to impact your healthcare organizations, and…

A: The issue under discussion has to do with healthcare policy and management. It focuses specifically…

Q: $ Marginal Cost Marginal Benefit Q₂ Q₁ Quantity Refer to the diagram. Economists would argue that…

A: Demand curve(marginal Benefit curve) is downward sloping curve.  Supply curve (Marginal cost curve)…

Q: one of the 6 reasons health care is so expensive in a USA?

A: Ans is :- [B] US population is too big

Q: What are the differences and similarities between health economics and other forms of economic study

A: Similarities between Economics and Health economics Economics is the study of the all activities how…

Q: Once HMOs were initiated, Amy and Becky decided to switch to HMOs.  The Medicare program will pay…

A: Cost: It refers to the price of goods and services that has to be paid in the market. The more the…

Q: Which option is not true on the price of health care?     In general it does not affect ones…

A: Health economics is a branch of economics, which studies the issues related to the production and…

Q: What Medicaid reform practices need to take shape before our health system can see results according…

A: Healthcare economics is the study of how healthcare services are produced, consumed, and financed.…

Q: There is considerable evidence that societies that spend more on social services - housing, income…

A: There is a considerable evidence that the societies which spends more on services like food, income…