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About Ed D'Agostino
Ed has been a partner and COO at Mauldin Economics since its inception in 2012.
Before launching the research business, he spent two decades in mergers & acquisitions and finance. He is an active investor in public and private entities, and is an advisor to a national multi-family real estate fund.
Ed leads Mauldin Economics’ macro research team to help individual and professional investors stay ahead of developing trends.
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Latest Issues of Global Macro Update
August 13, 2026
Healthcare: What a Mess
This week we continue our series on the major causes of our K-shaped economy. To recap, three big components of the economy are growing in cost more quickly than the rate of inflation or wage growth, and have for decades. We've covered two. First housing, then higher education. Now we look at the biggest and perhaps messiest of the three: healthcare.
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