By the End of the Nineteenth Century

question 1

Multiple Choice

By the end of the nineteenth century,

• A) custodial care had largely replaced moral treatment.
• B) psychoanalysis had largely replaced moral treatment.
• C) moral treatment had become the dominant form of therapy in mental hospitals.
• D) care of the mentally ill had shifted from large mental hospitals to small ones.
• E) almshouses had become the most common sites for care of the mentally ill.

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Definitions:

Herfindahl Index

Measures the concentration of market power within an industry, calculated by summing the squares of the market share percentages held by the various firms within the market.

Herfindahl-Hirschman Index

The Herfindahl-Hirschman Index (HHI) is a measure of market concentration used to determine the level of competition within an industry, calculated by squaring the market share of each firm competing in the market and summing the resulting numbers.

Market Share

The share of the market held by a certain company or product.

Collusion

An agreement between firms to limit competition and manipulate markets in their favor, often in ways that are illegal or unethical.