Understanding Federal Budget Trends: Aging Population & Rising Healthcare Costs

Mar 02, 2025

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Explore the impact of aging demographics and escalating healthcare expenses on the U.S. federal budget. Learn how these driving forces shape budgetary decisions and financial policies. Stay informed about key trends influencing national fiscal planning.

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Understanding Federal Budget Trends: Aging Population & Rising Healthcare Costs

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The Federal Budget

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