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2008-05-13 — typepad.com
It turns out that Inflation may be even worse that I previously thought.
According to Mark Faber (via Bill Fleckenstein), food and health care are significantly under-weighted in the CPI. That's based on the actual consumption of food and health care by real (as opposed to theoretically modeled) people.
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