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I would imagine that consumer prices going down for everything but local, supply constrained goods like housing, education and healthcare, is leaving people wit

I would imagine that consumer prices going down for everything but local, supply constrained goods like housing, education and healthcare, is leaving people with more disposable income to spend on local, supply constrained goods, thereby making them more expensive.

notfromhere 7y ago
From a micro perspective, the cost of consumer goods seems to be steady but the cost of housing, education, and healthcare is increasing faster than inflation.