Following World War II, the federal government excluded health insurance benefits from wages and excluded workers' contributions to health insurance from taxable income. What was one of the effects of this? Group of answer choices It enabled employees to accept wage increases in the form of cash instead of health benefits. It enabled employees to take wage increases in the form of health insurance fringe benefits rather than cash. It restricted aid to the states for public health and welfare assistance, maternal and child health, and children with disabilities services. It lowered the costs of health care in the decades after World War