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For some goods, it is much greater. For government, education, health care and land rent ( may go to housing cost in expensive areas ) it is not. And actually,
by lcargill99 15y ago
For some goods, it is much greater. For government, education, health care and land rent ( may go to housing cost in expensive areas ) it is not. And actually, fixed baskets of health care, housing, etc ( based on applicable standards at the time the older measurement was taken ) it hasn't changed as much.
- ivankirigin 15y agoHow does that mesh with the increasing proportion of society that own their homes? Or the increase in technology in health care? Or the increase in the proportion of people going to college?