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A monopolistically competitive firm maximizes profits in the short run
Insurance Exchanges
Government-regulated markets for health insurance in which individuals seeking to purchase health insurance to comply with the personal mandate of the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act (PPACA) of 2010 will be able to comparison shop among insurance policies approved by regulators. Each state will have its own exchange.
Government-set Standards
Regulations established by government bodies to ensure quality, safety, and fairness in the production, provision, or use of goods and services.
Efficiency Loss
The loss of economic efficiency that occurs when the competitive equilibrium in a market is not achieved or is distorted.
Health Insurance
An insurance policy designed to cover costs related to medical care, including surgery, prescriptions, and occasionally dental treatments for the policyholder.
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