We just got another report that the growth of healthcare spending we expect to pop almost 3% more than modeled. That's a lot of money. But here's the punchline. We estimate this year, right now we're right here, we're spending about 18% of the entire economy on health care. In nine years, it's over 20%. Those differences are monstrous when that's that much. I mean, you're functionally seeing if that's functionally a 12%, 12.8% growth in the cost of delivering health care in that nine year span. (24:02–24:16)
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Asserts that healthcare spending is currently 18% of GDP and will rise to over 20% in nine years.
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