Match Genetic Information Nondiscrimination Act (GINA) with the Appropriate Definition

question 20

Multiple Choice

Match Genetic Information Nondiscrimination Act (GINA) with the appropriate definition or example. (Select all that apply.)

• A) Information should be shared with patients when they are admitted to facilities.
• B) Hold insurance companies accountable
• C) Architectural standards for new and altered health care facilities
• D) Primary purpose was to limit the administrative costs of healthcare.
• E) Title I (insurance Reform)
• F) Restricts use of annual limits and bans lifetime limits on healthcare benefits
• G) Prevents insurance companies from cancelling coverage based on genetic information
• H) Individuals cannot be denied health insurance based on genetic history.

Understand the concepts of private and external benefits in the context of public goods and common resources.

Analyze the economic implications of policies designed to correct for positive externalities.

Illustrate how external benefits influence the socially optimal level of good or service provision.

Explain the rationale and effects of emissions taxes and tradable emissions permits.

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Definitions:

Other Comprehensive Income

Components of comprehensive income that are excluded from net income, including items such as unrealized gains or losses on foreign investments, pension plan adjustments.

IFRS

A collection of global accounting standards, International Financial Reporting Standards dictate the reporting methods for specific transactions and events in financial statements.

Other Comprehensive Income (OCI)

Items of income and expense that are not included in net income but directly affect equity, such as changes in the value of foreign investments.

Statement of Changes

A financial report detailing the changes in equity of a company over a period, including transactions with shareholders and comprehensive income.