By the 1950s, Health Insurance Was Equated with What It

question 11

Multiple Choice

By the 1950s, health insurance was equated with what it meant to have a "good" job-one that offered a high salary and benefits like health insurance. When did health care costs begin to rise such that companies began dropping coverage?

• A) 1990s
• B) 1980s
• C) 1970s
• D) 1960s

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