A) It pays for hospital and physician bills for U.S. residents aged 65 years or over.
B) It pays part of elderly people's prescription drug benefits.
C) Some health-care providers have become reluctant to accept Medicare patients, because the Federal Government has cut back on reimbursement rates.
D) Reimbursement rates and caps are set according to international standards.
E) It is funded by taxes on wages and salaries.
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A) 1.5 percent
B) 6 percent
C) 13 percent
D) 23 percent
E) 46 percent
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A) a Keynesian economy.
B) "hidden unemployment."
C) inflation.
D) a depression.
E) a recession.
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A) a Keynesian economy.
B) "hidden unemployment."
C) inflation.
D) a depression.
E) a recession.
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A) concerned with how policies are carried out by bureaucrats, the courts, police, and individual citizens.
B) the process of making the media aware of an issue.
C) the discussion of proposals between governmental officials and the public.
D) concerned with a specific strategy for a proposal.
E) a study conducted to see what happens after a policy is first established.
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A) Policy implementation
B) Judicial review
C) Policy formulation
D) Agenda building
E) Policy evaluation
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A) Rising prices are referred to as deflation.
B) An extremely severe recession is called a depression.
C) The United States has not experienced a recession since 1933.
D) In effect, today's dollar is the same as a 1910 dollar.
E) The inflation rate is an indicator of average interest rates.
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A) the process of making the government aware that an issue requires action.
B) the discussion of proposals between governmental officials and the public.
C) choosing a specific policy proposal from among the alternatives that have been discussed.
D) concerned with the implementation of policy by bureaucrats, the courts, police, and individual citizens.
E) the process of examining how a policy has worked in practice.
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A) People who work in businesses that they created
B) People who took control of businesses from someone else
C) People who work less than forty hours a week
D) People who are ineligible to work in the United States
E) People who have dropped out of the labor force and are no longer looking for a job
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A) All taxpayers pay taxes at the same percentage rate.
B) People with higher incomes pay taxes at a higher rate.
C) People with higher incomes pay taxes at a lower rate.
D) The tax burden consists mostly of property and sales taxes.
E) The tax rates increase by a set percentage every year.
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A) state tax.
B) victimless tax.
C) excise tax.
D) regressive tax.
E) progressive tax.
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A) the government.
B) private insurance.
C) individuals.
D) charity.
E) the Health Care for Americans endowment.
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A) After a policy has been implemented, it is often challenged in the Supreme Court.
B) Policy evaluation is just an academic exercise and has no real-world consequences.
C) Groups inside and outside government conduct studies to determine how the program actually works after a policy has been in place for a period of time.
D) By 2013, the health-care reforms had been thoroughly evaluated.
E) After a period of evaluation, the president implements and executes the law.
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A) take jobs away from American workers.
B) offset the low birthrate and aging population.
C) expand the workforce and help support, through their taxes, government programs such as Medicare.
D) become Americanized.
E) pay into the Social Security program.
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A) using changes in the amount of money in circulation to alter credit markets, employment, and the rate of inflation.
B) using changes in the size of the federal budget deficit to alter national economic variables.
C) regulating tax rates to ensure controlled growth and low inflation.
D) continually increasing the size of the national debt.
E) linkage of the consumer price index and the gross national product.
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A) Immigration rates are at their lowest since the 1950s.
B) Immigration rates are falling dramatically.
C) Immigration rates are stable since they peaked in the 1980s.
D) Immigration rates are among the highest since their peak in the early twentieth century.
E) Immigration rates are lower than ever before.
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A) Virtually, none of the
B) A minority of
C) About half of all
D) A slight majority of
E) Almost all
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