General Motors spends more than twice as much for employee health insurance as for the steel that goes into each car they produce.

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According to a report by the National Institute for Health Care Management, General Motors spent an average of $1,635 for employee health insurance per vehicle produced in 2006, while they spent an average of $669 for the steel that goes into each vehicle. Therefore, it is true that they spend more than twice as much for employee health insurance as for the steel that goes into each car they produce.

General Motors Spends More Than Twice as Much for Employee