Identify the true statements about the economic impact of illness on the individual and the nation. Multiple select question. Americans spent nearly $1.2 trillion on health care in 2017. About 7.3 percent Americans are living in families in which health care costs are 20 percent or more of family income. Workers with depression cost employers an estimated $44 billion per year in lost productive time. The COVID-19 pandemic increased unemployment as businesses either shut down or experienced a sharp drop in sales. About a third of Americans live in families in which health care costs more than 10 percent of family income