Health care costs have been difficult for U.S. workers to bear because:
A) health care professionals charge high prices in order to raise their traditionally low wages.
B) Americans want too many unnecessary procedures.
C) the disease rate among Americans is higher than in other countries, leading to higher health care costs.
D) the inflation rate for health care costs is higher than the inflation rate for earnings.
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