Many people are frustrated about the fact that many other people, at least 8 million, are eligible for Medicaid but not enrolled (think about why not?).It is also well known that smoking rates rise as income falls.These two facts lead to higher rates of late stage cancer diagnosis among the poor than among the rich, which greatly contributes to disparities (by income, race, education levels, etc) in cancer mortality.

"Explain" how the Grossman model would explain each of these facts?

What policy solutions to the problem of disparities in cancer mortality:

Are suggested by the Grossman model?

Come to your mind outside the Grossman framework?