The fee-for-service system caused a situation where physicians could determine the number of (often unnecessary)visits required for treatment.This problem was called:
A) self-regulation.
B) fraud.
C) supplier-induced demand.
D) prescription authority.

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The situation described is known as supplier-induced demand, where physicians incentivized under a fee-for-service system may be more likely to recommend additional visits or services, even if they are not necessary, in order to increase their own revenue. This can lead to overutilization of resources and higher healthcare costs. Self-regulation, fraud, and prescription authority are not directly related to this issue.

The Fee-For-Service System Caused a Situation Where Physicians Could Determine