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Question 14 of 20 Why might health care costs be less of a concern for a British company than an American company? O A. America has stronger laws that regulate health care. B. American companies do not
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Question 14 of 20

Why might health care costs be less of a concern for a British company than
an American company?
O A. America has stronger laws that regulate health care.
B. American companies do not provide health care to employees.
O C. Britain allows its citizens to seek foreign treatment.
O D. Britain has a system providing free universal health care.

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C

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