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Those on Medicaid lose their eligibility once their incomes rise above their state’s Medicaid cut-off level....

Those on Medicaid lose their eligibility once their incomes rise above their state’s Medicaid cut-off level. The consequence of this is that a person

a. would try not to go on Medicaid if she expects her income to increase in the coming year.

b. may not accept a job that would cause him to lose his Medicaid benefits.

c. would rather remain on her employer’s health insurance than switch back and forth between Medicaid and private insurance as her income changes.

d. would rather buy individual catastrophic coverage than take the chance of being uninsured if his income increases.

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