Because employer-provided health insurance was too expensive, a major employer decided to self-insure and simply pay for medical bills itself rather than a premium to an insurance company. As a result
a. they are more likely to institute a wellness program for employees
b. they are less likely to institute a wellness program for employees
c. they are indifferent with regards wellness programs
d. they will regret this decision
a
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A. The Retail Trade survey. B. The Consumer Price Index. C. The Survey of Manufactures. D. The GDP price index.
Under the side agreements to the NAFTA,
A) low environmental standards should not be used to attract trade or investment. B) the U.S. sets environmental standards. C) the U.S. enforces environmental standards in the rest of the free trade area. D) environmental standards are not specifically discussed.
The minimum point on the average variable cost curve is called
A) the shutdown point. B) the break-even point. C) the loss-minimizing point. D) the point of diminishing returns.
Housing prices have increased about _______ percent since 1970 due to the active market for real estate in desirable neighborhoods near good schools.
A. 30 B. 50 C. 70 D. 100