1) Which of the following are potential ways to measure the health of a population? Choose all that apply.

A) Infant Mortality

B) Life expectancy

C) Heart disease morbidity

D) Infectious disease morbidity

2) In Japan , prices for healthcare

A) Are the same everywhere , for everyone

B) Are Negotiated between insurance companies and doctors/ hospitals

C) Vary depending on income

D) Are much higher than in the US

3) Choose the FALSE statement . In Germany, the Bismarck model means that,

A) "Sickness Funds" can make a profit

B) insurance or " sickness fund" premiums are paid based on income

C) Those who lose their job are covered, since the unemployed are more likely to become risk.

D) Medical provides and "sickness funds" negotiate prices yearly.

4) Given the way economists approach the subject of obesity, which would they say is least likely to explain the rise In obesity over time?

A) Genetics

B) Decrease in food prep time

C) Increase in price of fruits and vegetables

D) Decrease in overall food prices

5) Health is a unique " good" from an economics perspective , because

A) Individuals get utility from health , and they also produce health

B) The demand curve for healthcare is upward -sloping

C) Individuals get positive utility from going to the doctor

D) Individuals choose an amount of healthcare through utility maximization