cost inflation

Health care cost inflation is falling for the first time in ages.

Health care cost inflation running at 6% when your economy is growing a 3.5% is a big problem.

But health care cost inflation rising at an annual rate of 1.5%, when the economy is growing at 0.5%, is an even bigger problem.

The US experienced a unique burst of health care cost-inflation in the 1980s.

Highly progressive financing of healthcare programs—as contained in the ACA—invites cost inflation.