Answer in all option Why may cost differences across plans be partly due to enrollee selection?Low-risk users are less likely to require medical servicesAll plans inherently cost the same to administerPlans can segment their market to attract low-risk users and avoid high-riskusersHigh-risk users tend to choose plans with higher premiums for morecomprehensive coverage

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