Properties of the supply-induced demand model

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Question: Compared with the supply-induced demand (SID) model, the McGuire's quality-setting model about physician behavior is less likely to explain

the over-utilizing medical care

the increasing quality supplied of medical care

the increasing price of medical care

the competition among physicians

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