COTI
CORETAG INC
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Let's have a look at a smarter measure or two of erosion in purchasing power. We can use labor-time standard, or the cost of thriving index (COTI). There's other options, but why not start here.
Labor-time Standard = nominal price of item / median hourly wage
Why is this useful? This forms a proportionality of hour many work hours to buy shit, which should stay *roughly* similar unless there are shifts in affordability. Simple. A house, health insurance, college tuition, an equivalent car, whatever. You can do groceries too, but it's tricky to find basket specifics, right? Ok, then 1995 stuff, then 2025 stuff
median house --> 9566 hrs. vs 13621 hrs, up 42%
Year of public college ---> 522 hrs. vs 802 hrs, up 53.5%
Health insurance ---> 417 hrs. vs 897 hrs, up 124%
Car ---> 1292 hrs. vs 1595, up 23%
I'll do COTI later, but you get the point

Let's have a look at a smarter measure or two of erosion in purchasing power. We can use labor-time standard, or the cost of thriving index (COTI). There's other options, but why not start here.
Labor-time Standard = nominal price of item / median hourly wage
Why is this useful? This forms a proportionality of hour many work hours to buy shit, which should stay *roughly* similar unless there are shifts in affordability. Simple. A house, health insurance, college tuition, an equivalent car, whatever. You can do groceries too, but it's tricky to find basket specifics, right? Ok, then 1995 stuff, then 2025 stuff
median house --> 9566 hrs. vs 13621 hrs, up 42%
Year of public college ---> 522 hrs. vs 802 hrs, up 53.5%
Health insurance ---> 417 hrs. vs 897 hrs, up 124%
Car ---> 1292 hrs. vs 1595, up 23%
I'll do COTI later, but you get the point