The Sizes of the Businesses in a Market Affect the Types

question 113

Multiple Choice

The sizes of the businesses in a market affect the types of health programs that are likely to be purchased. Compared to smaller employers (those with fewer than 100 employees) , larger employers (those with more than 1,000 employees) are

• A) more likely to contract with indemnity health plans
• B) more likely to offer their employees a choice in health plans
• C) less likely to contract with health plans
• D) less likely to require a wide variety of benefits

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