An Insurance Company's Internal Statistics Show That the Company Is

An insurance company's internal statistics show that the company is losing a great deal of money processing small, frequent claims submitted by its customers.The company accountant suggests that the best way to decrease this loss is to:

A) delay payment until the claims reach a set figure.
B) educate customers on how much these claims cost.
C) increase the deductible customers must satisfy.
D) refuse to accept claims below a certain amount.