The marginal out-of-pocket dollar cost to a patient of visiting a dentist when the patient'sbill will be paid entirely by insurance isa. the same as if the patient had no insurance.b. the value of the care not received by some other patient who couldn't get anappointment.C.zero.d. zero only if the patient does not pay the insurance premiums.

Insurance is the aspect of the contract or agreement that is a policy being signed between parties…

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