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Sid Dagore
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i noticed in that the glossary defines medical inflation as the increase in the average cost of medical care for an insured life, where this could be an increase in treatment costs or an increase in the incidence of treatment.
why are we including an increase in the incidence of treatment over here? I would have guessed that medical inflation should only cover costs, and changing incidences would be covered by the recalculated premium.
any ideas?
why are we including an increase in the incidence of treatment over here? I would have guessed that medical inflation should only cover costs, and changing incidences would be covered by the recalculated premium.
any ideas?