The consumer price index just measures stuff the average American household uses like food, vehicles, gas, lumber, etc..., the average American doesn't invest in stocks.
The CPI leaves out "volatile" things like food and energy, because it makes the government look bad.
>The consumer price index just measures stuff the average American household uses like food, vehicles, gas, lumber, etc..., the average American doesn't invest in stocks.
The CPI leaves out "volatile" things like food and energy, because it makes the government look bad.
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