All of the following are true for indemnity insurance except that:
a. it provides reimbursement for financial losses, including fire and life.
b. premiums are based on separate risk pools often organized by employers.
c. it serves as the basis for all health insurance coverage in most developed countries, including the U.S.
d. it frequently includes coverage for losses due to casualty and theft.
e. it is often experience-rated with premiums based on expected losses.
c. it serves as the basis for all health insurance coverage in most developed countries, including the U.S.
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A) elastic B) unit elastic C) illustrated by a horizontal demand curve D) perfectly inelastic
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A) 96 B) 92 C) 88 D) 80
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a. True b. False Indicate whether the statement is true or false
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