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When health insurance is available through an employer, the cost to the employee is typically:

A)higher than an individual policy.

B)lower than an individual policy.

C)paid for by the employer.

D)paid for by the government.

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Answer:

B)lower than an individual policy.

Step-by-step explanation:

Health insurance by employment is one by which the employer pays majority amount and the employee pays a small portion of it. On the hand, someone who has Individual health insurance will pay the total cost by themselves and the coverage is for a single person. Comparing the two costs, to individual health insurance policies usually cost a person more than getting one through employment.

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