The article states that financial incentive pursuade the workforce
to go for wellness activities.
At present, companies are using financial incentives to pursuade their employees to adopt healthy lifestyle.
These financial incentives add to company cost but increased productivity due to healthier employees compensate for the cost.
So,
The trade off mentioned in the article is while incentive programs can cost companies anywhere from $100 to $1,200 per year per employee and spouse, having healthier employees can lower health insurance cost.
Hence, the correct answer is the option (E).
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