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If an insured individual’s out-of-pocket expenses are low, which of the following statements is most likely to be true?
The health insurance policy will charge a lower premium.
The health insurance policy will charge a higher premium.
The health insurance policy will charge no premium.
The health insurance policy will send the patient a bill for services.
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The health insurance policy will charge a higher premium.
Reason: Low out‑of‑pocket costs mean the insurer is covering more of care (lower deductibles/copays), so premiums are higher to cover that greater expected cost.
Reason: Low out‑of‑pocket costs mean the insurer is covering more of care (lower deductibles/copays), so premiums are higher to cover that greater expected cost.
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