Slower health care price rises limiting US inflation, San Francisco Fed paper says
Medicare prices rise by 1.1% annually since 2012, compared with 3.5% in mid-2000s
The slower growth of Medicare payments in the US is helping to keep US inflation rates down, an economic letter published by the Reserve Bank of San Francisco shows.
In What’s Down with Inflation?, Tim Mahedy and Adam Shapiro examine the factors keeping inflation below target analysing inflation rates by spending category. They distinguish between sectors that record a pro-cyclical relation with the overall performance of the economy, and those which react independently from the economic cycle
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