When someone with no health insurance buys a high deductible health insurance policy

A. the premium for the policy falls below what it would be without the deductible.
B. insurance for a large loss is present but small losses are not insured.
C. the moral hazard problem is reduced.
D. All of these are true.

Answer: D

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