Multiple Choice
Car insurance companies often offer policies that combine high deductibles and low premiums. Policies with high deductibles are typically purchased by individuals who self-identify as:
A) low-risk drivers.
B) high-risk drivers.
C) drivers who do not care what their premium costs are.
D) neither high- nor low-risk drivers.
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