Which factor makes it easier for the government to quickly establish an insurance program?

• A. A government program may already have been set up to provide services needed by the insurance program
• B. Private market would profit more
• C. Taxes would be lower
• D. International loan guarantees

Answer: (A)

Having an existing government program to provide the services the new insurance program needs gives a ready-made framework for enrollment, funding, administration, and oversight. When the government already operates a similar delivery system, it can reuse established processes, information technology, staff, supplier relationships, and regulatory structures. This saves time on building systems from scratch, reduces start-up risk, and speeds up public rollout because the machinery for how the program will run is already in place.

Other factors may influence financing or policy design, but they don’t automatically supply the operational backbone required for a quick launch.