Why Is Medicaid Such a Complicated Program

question 43

Multiple Choice

Why is Medicaid such a complicated program?

• A) because it is a federal program, and all federal programs are complicated
• B) because it is administered by cities, which have very large bureaucracies
• C) because it relies on monies from the Social Security Trust Fund
• D) because it varies a great deal by state
• E) because it was designed by bureaucrats

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