The Harvard Experiment in the Mid-1990s Found That Private Health

question 117

Multiple Choice

The Harvard experiment in the mid-1990s found that private health insurance was expensive because ________.

• A) healthier people opted out of expensive healthcare coverage
• B) poorer people wanted more free healthcare
• C) healthier people demanded more extensive healthcare coverage
• D) unhealthy people demanded less extensive healthcare coverage

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