I don't have many proactive opinions about monetary policy, but it's worth noting that health care and education together make up 25% of US dollar-valued GDP an

I don't have many proactive opinions about monetary policy, but it's worth noting that health care and education together make up 25% of US dollar-valued GDP and significantly more than that of GDP growth. If their pathologies enable them to successfully suck up spare dollars, that is a meaningful hole in the bucket for efforts meant to impact other behaviors.