In Cafeteria-Style Plans, Adverse Selection Can Be Controlled By

question 84

Multiple Choice

In cafeteria-style plans, adverse selection can be controlled by:

• A)allowing employees to choose benefits based on their personal needs.
• B)removing the limitations on coverage amounts.
• C)pricing benefits subject to adverse selection lower.
• D)increasing the choices that cater to individual needs.
• E)using a limited set of packaged options.

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