The Case in Point on the Oregon Plan Makes It

question 49

Multiple Choice

The Case in Point on the Oregon Plan makes it clear that:

• A) the state has an insurance plan that covers all citizens of Oregon
• B) the state's insurance plan applied primarily to those whose incomes were lower than the poverty line
• C) the state sets a limit on how much it will spend but not on what procedures it will cover
• D) the state limits the procedures it will cover, but does not set a maximum budget for state-supported health-care coverage

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