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Hi Rajat
Attached is the screen shot of CR question in e-gmat application file
UHC question:
In this question the premise states that clinics treat most common illnesses. Hence i made a prethink assumption that most of the UHC customers are diagnoised with common illnesses which can be treated at clinics. There is an answer choice saying common illnesses rather than chronic illness are major contributor to illness costs. Though this answer may not shatter the conclusion it creates a doubt wether there will be any significant savings in cost if they start community clinics. ( Setting up community clinics also requires somne cash/ resources and certainly this would offset any cost savings if their number is low)
Please let me know where y thinking has gone wrong
Thanks & Regards
Sameer Rentala
Attached is the screen shot of CR question in e-gmat application file
UHC question:
In this question the premise states that clinics treat most common illnesses. Hence i made a prethink assumption that most of the UHC customers are diagnoised with common illnesses which can be treated at clinics. There is an answer choice saying common illnesses rather than chronic illness are major contributor to illness costs. Though this answer may not shatter the conclusion it creates a doubt wether there will be any significant savings in cost if they start community clinics. ( Setting up community clinics also requires somne cash/ resources and certainly this would offset any cost savings if their number is low)
Please let me know where y thinking has gone wrong
Thanks & Regards
Sameer Rentala
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