LSUS MHA 710 Economics Exam 4 Questions And
100% Correct Answers
Which of the following is most true regarding the United States' experience in reforming
medical care? - ANSWER Moral hazard is a strong force.
People of different political camps have different views on universal access & universal
coverage. Which of the following statements regarding the 2 terms is not correct? -
ANSWER Universal access usually requires mandatory involvement whereas universal
cover is a scheme of voluntary participation.
The majority of states do the following to have better control over total Medicaid
expenditure: - ANSWER All eligible beneficiaries are enrolled with managed care plans.
Which of the following countries ranked highest on the health care access & quality
(HAQ) index? - ANSWER Switzerland.
If the HAQ index of the United States is 81.3 & its healthcare access & quality frontier is
91.5, what value comprises the healthcare access & quality gap? - ANSWER 10.2
More than 90 percent of the privately insured, nonelderly population in this country get
group coverage through their place of work. Which of the following is NOT a true
statement about employer-sponsored insurance (ESI) in the United States? ANSWER
Employees will not purchase insurance voluntarily. The employer must be involved.
What would you refer to as the in health care reform feature wherein employers can
either provide health care coverage to their workers or pay a payroll tax to fund
governmentprovided insurance? - ANSWER PlayorPay.
The average FMAP percentage for the United States that has been received by a typical
state was about what percent of overall Medicaid spending? - ANSWER 60%.
100% Correct Answers
Which of the following is most true regarding the United States' experience in reforming
medical care? - ANSWER Moral hazard is a strong force.
People of different political camps have different views on universal access & universal
coverage. Which of the following statements regarding the 2 terms is not correct? -
ANSWER Universal access usually requires mandatory involvement whereas universal
cover is a scheme of voluntary participation.
The majority of states do the following to have better control over total Medicaid
expenditure: - ANSWER All eligible beneficiaries are enrolled with managed care plans.
Which of the following countries ranked highest on the health care access & quality
(HAQ) index? - ANSWER Switzerland.
If the HAQ index of the United States is 81.3 & its healthcare access & quality frontier is
91.5, what value comprises the healthcare access & quality gap? - ANSWER 10.2
More than 90 percent of the privately insured, nonelderly population in this country get
group coverage through their place of work. Which of the following is NOT a true
statement about employer-sponsored insurance (ESI) in the United States? ANSWER
Employees will not purchase insurance voluntarily. The employer must be involved.
What would you refer to as the in health care reform feature wherein employers can
either provide health care coverage to their workers or pay a payroll tax to fund
governmentprovided insurance? - ANSWER PlayorPay.
The average FMAP percentage for the United States that has been received by a typical
state was about what percent of overall Medicaid spending? - ANSWER 60%.
