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You are wrong. Homes are not the cheapest in the human history. As we are close to the 2007 housing bubble home prices. Here's a source with home price to inco
by avgDev 8y ago
You are wrong. Homes are not the cheapest in the human history. As we are close to the 2007 housing bubble home prices.
Here's a source with home price to income ratio.
http://www.longtermtrends.net/home-price-median-annual-income-ratio/ http://www.longtermtrends.net/home-price-median-annual-incom...
US healthcare cost is exploding.
Food prices are actually going up.
Transportation is a tough one, as it may include different modes of transportation, some did get cheaper.
- mkirklions 8y agoMy expertise is food prices, google Calories Per Dollar. Thats my website. If you are going to claim food prices have gone up, you are talking about government caused inflation. I find the home situation the easiest to find a counterpoint, so we will only argue about definitions. Per sq footage, its the cheapest. If you try hard enough, you can find a way to be correct. Change the metric, make it so only 1 person can live per home, and pick a city that is getting popular rather than the rural midwest with roommates. I'm going to side with you on healthcare, the entire field is corrupt and abusing customers to line their own pockets. This is a corruption issue rather than a scarcity issue.