When consumers pay only a fraction of the true cost of medical services, their demand increases. The marginal cost of producing these extra services
A) is greater than the marginal benefit consumers receive from them.
B) is less than the marginal benefit consumers receive from them.
C) is equal to the marginal benefit consumers receive from them.
D) is zero due to the insurance payments.
Answer: A
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