Q1: Which factor does not serve as an equilibrating mechanism under the current systems of medical education?

Government subsidies

Tuition payments

Endowment income

Gifts

Q2: Medical schools are able to survive and to produce the type of medical education they want because they receive large, relatively unrestricted ________.

Government grants

Government subsidies

Government loans

Government posts

Q3: What type of demand characterizes the demand for different health manpower professions?

Derived demand

Creative demand

Managed demand

Controlled demand

Q4: Because the training period of nurses has decreased over the years, responses to disparities in demand and supply are more ________ than in the case of physician training.

rapid

sluggish

relaxed

immediate

Q5: What term describes a temporary shortage that occurs when demand increases but the new price has not reached its equilibrium price?

Normative judgment of a shortage

Static economic shortage

Dynamic economic shortage

Surplus

Q6: What term describes a noneconomic definition of a health manpower shortage?

Normative judgment of a shortage

Dynamic economic shortage

Static economic shortage

Surplus