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Automation, the trademark of a modern economy, is essential to maximizing a country's economic production while minimizing its costs. Health care executives want to increase revenues while reducing costs. Consequently, they propose significantly greater automation of health care. Yet, this should be rejected. Radical automation of health care would cause patients to lose trust in the system as the health care they would receive would lack the in-person care that studies show patients desire.
Question: Which of the following expresses the main point of the argument?
Health care should not be heavily automated
Patients desire customized in-person care
Trends in the general economy do not apply to the health care industry
Health care executives are becoming too greedy
"Health care should not be heavily automated" expresses the main point of the argument
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