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Business, 28.07.2020 03:01, amoore51

Stephanie is a 25-year-old single woman with no children and minor dental issues. She recently started a new job and has to select her health insurance benefits. She is presented
with four policy options.
Which policy should Stephanie choose?

Policy A Policy Policy Policy D
Medical premium per month $650 $520 $630 $510
Dental premium per month $30 $37 $35 None
Vision premium per month $22 817 None None
Co-payment
None None $25 None
Deductible
$6000 $6100 $7100 $6400

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