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The Wall Street Journal quotes fresh government research indicating that total U.S. health care expenditures rose but an inflation-adjusted 1.9% in 1996, the slowest growth rate in nearly forty years.
Oddly, the LAT puts the nominal, rather than the inflation-adjusted, payout in both its headline and its lede.
(This story gets three columns in both Times es and four in the Washington Post .) The New York Times and USA Today front one of the nation's largest product-liability settlements: American Home Products has agreed to pay an inflation-adjusted $3.
During the eight years of the business-friendly Reagan administration, business-equipment investment rose at an inflation-adjusted annual rate of only 4.4 percent while corporate before-tax profits grew at 4.7 percent.
This, in turn, will either raise real (inflation-adjusted) incomes (if domestic production increases to meet the increased buying power of citizens), or raise the price level (if more money ends up chasing the same amount of goods).