Choose one of the below discussion topics and respond to this forum. 1. In Chapter 6 we learn that consumers always want to maximize their utility (in other words, their happiness). We are also introduced to the concept of diminishing marginal utility. Have you ever consumed "too much" of something, to a point where you experienced a negative marginal utility? Please explain.2. After learning about the "rule for maximizing utility," do you think you can (or will) apply this to your own consumption decisions? Why, and how?3. The labor-leisure budget constraint is introduced in this chapter, which is a visual way to understand the labor vs. leisure decision-making process for individuals or households. Do you think an increase in your income would lead you to increase your hours of labor, or leisure? Would the amount of your "raise" influence your decision? Please explain.250 wordsList references in APA format.

 Caring for Special Populations Managing the health of special populations can be a challenge with the various economic forces at work. This is especially true in the case of supply and demand of healthcare services. This week, you are going to examine a special population of people, those with cardiac disease, and look at how health insurance affects the health outcomes of this population. Do people with poor insurance or no insurance manage chronic illness less effectively than those with insurance? Does geography or education affect the health outcomes of cardiac patients? In this Assignment, you will look through the lens of social determinants of health, focusing on three populations to see if we can draw any conclusions regarding the management of the chronic illness of cardiac disease. To Prepare: Access the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services Office of Minority Health (2016) provided in this week’s Learning Resources. Select three of the five populations provided in the database and compare profiles for these three populations. Reflect on how the three populations you selected might approach the management of heart disease. Reflect on heart disease risk factors for the three populations you selected. Consider how access to healthcare, Medicare, or Medicaid programs may impact heart disease and health outcomes for these populations. The Assignment: (Matrix Template; 2-page paper) Part 1: Heart Disease Comparison Grid Download the Week 2 Matrix Template document from the Learning Resources area. Complete the template by addressing the following: Describe the demographics for each of the three populations you selected. Be specific and provide examples. Explain at least three heart disease risk factors that may impact each of the three populations you selected. Be specific, and provide examples. Describe which social determinants of health most impact each of the three populations you selected for the management of heart disease, and explain why. Be specific, and provide examples. Part 2: Narrative Summary In a 2-page narrative summary, address the following: Explain what conclusions you might draw, regarding the management of heart disease and chronic illnesses for the populations you selected. Explain how healthcare access and health insurance programs (including Medicare and Medicaid) might help to address the heart disease risk factors and the social determinants of health for each of the populations you selected. Resources: Penner, S. J. (2017). Economics and financial management for nurses and nurse leaders (3rd ed.). New York, NY: Springer Publishing. Chapter 2, “Health Insurance and Reimbursement” (pp. 27-60) https://www.census.gov/content/dam/Census/library/publications/2016/demo/p60-257.pdf https://www.forbes.com/sites/robertglatter/2017/10/16/anthem-at-odds-with-your-decision-to-visit-the-er-and-refusing-to-pay-in-certain-states/?sh=2eff6e584356 https://www.healthaffairs.org/do/10.1377/hblog20180125.91141/full/ https://minorityhealth.hhs.gov/omh/browse.aspx?lvl=2&lvlid=26