which one of the following will not cause a shift in the medical care supply curve? 1. a change in the cost of medical school tuition 2. a change in the percentage of the population with health insurance 3. a change in the amount of student aid available to promising undergraduate students studying biology 4. a change in the number of high-profile medical malpractice lawsuits brought against physicians increasing the premiums on malpractice insurance 5. a wave of union activity that increases the average salaries of nurses nationwide

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