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A prepaid hospital plan created by BaylorHospital for a group of Dallas public school teachers in 1929 is considered the forerunner of what was later called
 a. managed care.
  b. Blue Cross.
  c. Blue Shield.
  d. the health maintenance organization.
  e. major medical insurance.

Question 2

The free-rider problem of public goods refers to:
 a. individuals' refusal to pay taxes.
  b. individuals' attempts to hide their preferences for collective goods and to avoid paying for them.
  c. individuals' over-use of collective goods.
  d. the inelasticity of individuals' demands for public goods.



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Answer to Question 1

B

Answer to Question 2

b



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