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darbym82

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During the World War II period, health insurance became employer-based because of
 
  a. endorsement from Blue Cross and Blue Shield plans
  b. wage freezes
  c. disputes between labor and management about the cost of health care
  d. union demands

Question 2

Why did the first Blue Cross plans cover only hospital care?
 
  a. The AMA objected to the inclusion of physician services.
  b. There was little demand for including other types of health care services.
  c. Initial hospitalization was required in order to compensate a beneficiary for loss of income.
  d. The Blue Cross commission determined that including other types of health care services would be unprofitable.



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Answer to Question 1

b

Answer to Question 2

a



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