Which of the following is not a likely outcome of the Affordable Care Act?

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While the Affordable Care Act aims to improve access to healthcare for all Americans, it is unlikely to completely eliminate inequality in medical care, as factors such as income and location can still impact an individual's access to quality healthcare. However, the act provides measures to reduce these disparities, such as expanded Medicaid coverage and subsidies for low-income individuals to purchase insurance. A, C, and D are all possible outcomes of the Affordable Care Act, as higher-income individuals may still receive higher quality healthcare, health disparities may persist for certain populations, and Congress is not impacted by the ACA's provisions regarding healthcare coverage.

Which of the Following Is Not a Likely Outcome of the Affordable