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Charted: Here's how US goods and services have changed in price since 2000

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The cost of an education in the United States has risen steeply since the start of the 21st century. Image: Pexels/RODNAE Productions

Nick Routley
Creative Director and Writer, Visual Capitalist
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Price changes of US consumer goods and services 2000-2023
Even though essentials like education and heathcare have rocketed up, it’s not all bad news. Image: Visual Capitalist.

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