The adverse selection death spiral in health insurance can be prevented by:
A) selling health insurance plans to groups, such as through the workplace.
B) requiring people to only purchase health insurance in individual policy markets.
C) requiring health exams prior to issuing a policy and charging higher prices to healthy people.
D) making policy buyers aware of the potential for the death spiral.
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