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1) :-C is right option
American companies spend an average of nearly $12000 per year per employee on benefits.
Employee Benefits is defined as employer provided benefits for situations involving death, accident, sickness, retirement, or unemployment
May be option is mistype because its real answer is$18000 but their is no option so i choose nearest one
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and D.
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decimal places.)
lower limit _______
thousand dollars
upper limit _______
thousand dollars
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