1. The pattern that MMR (Measles/Mumps/Rubella) vaccination rates among children in certain communities decline after the vaccine is expanded for all children for free is an example of prevalence-elastic demand.

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False

2. Based on the Grossman model, a research finding that compulsory primary schooling in low- and middle-income countries led to increased preventive service utilization is an evidence of positive impacts of education on marginal productivity of health.

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False

3. Diminishing marginal utility of income predicts that risk-taking individuals demand more comprehensive health insurance.

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False

4. The Grossman model predicts that smoking rates are higher for people for whom health is both a consumption good and an investment good.

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False

5. If a health insurance company could (somehow) monitor everything a customer does, it could devlop a full-insurance contract for all customers.

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False