All of the following groups of people were likely to be UNINSURED before the Affordable Care...

All of the following groups of people were likely to be UNINSURED before the Affordable Care Act EXCEPT who?

(select all the right answers)

a. people below the poverty line

b. those with pre-existing health conditions

c. healthy young adults who think they don't need insurance

d.those just above the poverty line without employer-provided insurance

e. the elderly

Expert Solution

Option C and option B.

Under the Affordable Care Act, the people below the poverty line and those with pre existing health conditions will not be provided insurance. All the other people like people below the poverty line and the elderly will get insurance under the Affordable Care Act.

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