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|$41.8 billion
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Revision as of 22:04, 29 December 2010

Medicare is a U.S. government program created to provide health insurance to Americans over the age of 65.

Real Cost (2009$) Per Capita % of GDP
1966 $0.7 billion $3 .01%
1967 $17.3 billion $87 .32%
1968 $28.4 billion $141 .51%
1969 $33.3 billion $164 .58%
1970 $34.2 billion $167 .60%
1971 $35.0 billion $168 .59%
1972 $38.4 billion $183 .64%
1973 $39.1 billion $184 .79%
1974 $41.8 billion $195 .87%