The latest shiny object dangled by politicians is “affordability” — the ability of consumers to pay for the necessities for sustaining a “reasonable” lifestyle. To make the case, many point to the “cost of living” usually measured by an index, COL, which includes the cost of housing, food, utilities, education, transportation, energy, and taxes. COL […]
The latest shiny object dangled by politicians is “affordability” — the ability of consumers to pay for the necessities for sustaining a “reasonable” lifestyle. To make the case, many point to the “cost of living” usually measured by an index, COL, which includes the cost of housing, food, utilities, education, transportation, energy, and taxes. COL […]
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