Jasmine lives in Canada. Hiromi lives in the United States. How does Jasmine's health insurance MOST likely differ from Hiromi's?
• Jasmine is unable to have any health insurance
O Jasmine is paying a higher price for insurance.
Jasmine's is paid for by the government.
O Jasmine's is provided by private agencies
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Jasmine's health insurance is most likely provided by the government in Canada, while Hiromi's health insurance in the United States is most likely provided by private agencies or employers.
Henry lives in the United States and works as a high school teacher. What is MOST likely TRUE about his health insurance coverage?
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It is not available to him unless he declares bankruptcy.
It is not available to him unless he declares bankruptcy.
It is paid for with tax money that contributes to social services.
It is paid for with tax money that contributes to social services.
It is provided by his work through a private agency.
It is provided by his work through a private agency.
It is offered by his employer through a government agency.
It is offered by his employer through a government agency.
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It is not available to him unless he declares bankruptcy.
It is not available to him unless he declares bankruptcy.
It is paid for with tax money that contributes to social services.
It is paid for with tax money that contributes to social services.
It is provided by his work through a private agency.
It is provided by his work through a private agency.
It is offered by his employer through a government agency.
It is offered by his employer through a government agency.
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