Yes, it's climbing back to where it should be, not forming a bubble. The factors involved in the crash of 29 no longer exist in the modern financial world.
I think you will find that when put in the same proportion, the slopes do not even resemble each other.
Question #1: How are we funding all the millions of people that are entering (or projected to enter) into Medicaid? Are the new Medicaid recipients paying extra into the program at a sustainable rate? Question #2: Once all these extra people are in the Medicaid program, where will the extra doctors come from? I haven't found the answers to these questions. I'm hoping someone here can shed some light...thanks!
I don't know, maybe they'll get it the same way they come up with the over $700 billion yearly for military expenditures. It's magic!
This is a little closer............... View attachment 2150 The only difference is in 2000 no one was gambling their house on it. That came later in 2008, only it was with the credit market. This cycle will continue until the underlying problems are resolved resulting in reform or catastrophic failure.
