Which of the following statement is not correct?Once a person loses his/her health insurance, it does not mean the person will never be reinsured laterO Rand health experiment is a randomized control trial which allows each study subject to choose different level of coinsurance that she/wants to enrollO Randomized control trial needs to have experimental group and control group to compare mainly the effect from the manipulation(intervention)O Before the Affordable care Act in the U.S.A., the uninsured are mainly those who are working poor and/or their dependents, but nothomeless peopleO The uninred in the U.S A., may still have some access to different types of careQuestion 2The cross elasticity of demand measures the responsiveness of the quantity demand of a particular good to changes inorice ofO its substitutes and its complementsO its complements but not its substitutesO its substitutes but not it complementsO neither its substitutes nor its complements

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Question 2 The cross elasticity of demand measures the responsiveness of the quantity demand a particular good to changes in orice of O its substitutes and its complements O its complements but not its substitutes O its substitutes but not it complements O neither its substitutes nor its complements

Question 2 The cross elasticity of demand measures the responsiveness of the quantity demand a particular good to changes in orice of O its substitutes and its complements O its complements but not its substitutes O its substitutes but not it complements O neither its substitutes nor its complements

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