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What’s your point? All of the things I listed have far outpaced income and disposable income.

• levocardia 1y ago
  "disposable" income means "subtracting necessities like housing" so if disposable income is going up, by definition your claim cannot be correct
  • digianarchist 1y ago
    That's not correct. From the article: > Note that this includes taxes and transfers, including in-kind transfers like government-provided health care. So excluding housing, health insurance and student loan repayments etc.
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  • ianburrell 1y ago
    Officially, disposable income means income minus taxes. Lots of people assume it means minus necessities like housing and food, but that is discretionary income.