The president-elect of healthystate appointed you on top of a health transition team and requested a new health policy that will ensure equity, liberty, and minimize the cost of implementing it. In addition, the president-elect wants to minimize the role of the government under the new policy. With Moral hazard and adverse selection problems being the major challenges to any policy, design a plan that provides equity to the public, eliminate adverse selection problem, and combat moral hazard. In addition, identify parties that would be tasked with the implementation of the policy while minimizing the role of the government in the process.

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