I think your point is respectfully very American. Here in the UK we have some the cheapest healthcare in the western world with a nationalised system. I actua

I think your point is respectfully very American. Here in the UK we have some the cheapest healthcare in the western world with a nationalised system. I actually agree that the US government often causes inflation. But that's because everyone in the states seems to love government subsidies and no one in the states likes regulation, price control, etc. Whether you're a government or not, subsidising X without regulating consumption or controlling the prices of X will lead to inflation... An example of what I'm talking about is American high school. State schools have much lower prices per kid than private. Because the state starts with a fixed budget and works from there. Imagine if instead government required "education insurance" like health insurance. And insurers were required to pay for anything the teacher decided was required...