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ARE WE FACING THE BIGGEST BUBBLE SINCE HOUSING?
We had the “dot com” bubble and then we had the housing bubble. You‘d think we’d learn our lesson, right? Apparently not.
Due to constantly rising healthcare costs, Citigroup economist Steven Wieting says the healthcare industry will be the cause of the next big bubble. And as if his analysis wasn’t scary enough, he also suggests it will be bigger than anything we’ve seen before.
“It’s not a single asset price that’s about to pop (like housing) and it doesn’t have a cyclical component,” he explains during a live interview on CNBC’s Fast Money.
“It’s a fundamental bubble that will have a large impact on the economy,” he added.
http://www.theblaze.com/stories/are-we-facing-the-biggest-bubble-since-housing/
i'm not sure he is right. the only way he can be right is if millions go bankrupt on h/c costs alone. and h/c costs continue to skyrocket to the point where people stop getting medical treatment. that is what happened with dot com and housing bubble. i just don't see something like h/c creating that kind of condition.
We had the “dot com” bubble and then we had the housing bubble. You‘d think we’d learn our lesson, right? Apparently not.
Due to constantly rising healthcare costs, Citigroup economist Steven Wieting says the healthcare industry will be the cause of the next big bubble. And as if his analysis wasn’t scary enough, he also suggests it will be bigger than anything we’ve seen before.
“It’s not a single asset price that’s about to pop (like housing) and it doesn’t have a cyclical component,” he explains during a live interview on CNBC’s Fast Money.
“It’s a fundamental bubble that will have a large impact on the economy,” he added.
http://www.theblaze.com/stories/are-we-facing-the-biggest-bubble-since-housing/
i'm not sure he is right. the only way he can be right is if millions go bankrupt on h/c costs alone. and h/c costs continue to skyrocket to the point where people stop getting medical treatment. that is what happened with dot com and housing bubble. i just don't see something like h/c creating that kind of condition.