Below is a table with data on the supply and demand of health care. Use this information to answer the following questions.

Price	Q d	Q s
$10,000	400	1200
9,000	500	1100
8,000	600	1000
7,000	700	900
6,000	800	800
5,000	900	700
4,000	1000	600
3,000	1100	500

(a) Assume initially there is no health insurance. What would be the equilibrium level and price of health care?

(b) Suppose the introduction of health insurance decreased medical costs by one half. What would be the new price and quantity of health care? What would be the marginal cost and marginal benefit at this output?

(c) Suppose that the government decided to subsidize the cost of medical school. How would this change the supply and demand situation of the health care market?

(d) Suppose the government subsidy causes the supply of health care to shift by 200 at every price? What would be the new equilibrium price and quantity in the absence of insurance? What would be the marginal benefit and marginal cost if insurance coverage of 50% were in place?

(e) Suppose that doctors shift away from a fee-per-visit system and are instead paid set annual salaries. What effect will this have on the supply and demand situation for the health care market?

(f) Given the supply condition in (d), suppose the shift in policy causes health care demand to shift down by 200 at every price. What is the new equilibrium price and quantity? What is the marginal benefit and cost if 50% insurance coverage were in place?

(g) How have the previous policies influenced the impact of the 50% insurance policy?