After WWII, a provision in the federal tax law favored company-provided health insurance over individual-purchased health insurance. By 2007, about what percentage of people with private health insurance in the U.S. received it as an employer-provided benefit?

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According to the passage, a provision in the federal tax law after WWII favored company-provided health insurance over individual-purchased health insurance, leading to the prevalence of employer-provided health insurance. By 2007, the passage states that "about 88 percent of people with private health insurance were covered by their employer-provided benefits."

After WWII, a Provision in the Federal Tax Law Favored