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July 28, 2017

Health care spending continues to be restrained in the second quarter. Over the last year, nominal spending on personal health care services (the vast majority of health care spending) increased by just 4.3 percent. Spending on health care has grown much less rapidly in the last decade than in the 1990s and prior decades. For more, check out the latest GDP Byte.

Annualized Nominal Health Care Spending