Since you’ve researched both: do you have any idea of how the magnitude of the typical downzoning compares to the typical upzoning?

Nominal prices of consumer goods were basically the same from 1997 to 2020.

Even outside that period nominal earnings tend to rise faster so consumer goods have gotten cheaper in real terms.

Most of the time since the 1980s

If it’s true it’s outdated… BEA’s state level price index is only up to 2023. CPI doesn’t exist at the state level.

it’s Cool that the entire administration is in on trump’s “war is for oil, and that’s good” thing