FYI everyone can check the model used for hedonic adjustment for fridges style is important, because stylish things are more in demand (that's why they are con

FYI everyone can check the model used for hedonic adjustment for fridges style is important, because stylish things are more in demand (that's why they are considered stylish), and the abstract property of style by definition is a "value quality" that doesn't affect the temperature keeping properties, whereas things like are there drawers or shelves does (as cold air is kept better by drawers - but of course they are less convenient) that said, the style here seems to be simply a catch-all term for the organization of the inside, and the access methods (eg. doors). https://www.bls.gov/cpi/quality-adjustment/fridges.htm https://www.bls.gov/cpi/quality-adjustment/fridges.htm ... interestingly there's no parameter for noise or energy efficiency. (I was happy to pay a bit more for a really quiet one.)