Yes, they should, but they are not, and realistically cannot be.
Inflation statistics are almost useless in calculating quality of life for this reason.
They calculate an average over a population. An example of why this is silly, is that the average 40 year old both has lower personal inflation _and_ can weather inflation much more readily than the average 20 year old.
Inflation statistics are almost useless in calculating quality of life for this reason.
They calculate an average over a population. An example of why this is silly, is that the average 40 year old both has lower personal inflation _and_ can weather inflation much more readily than the average 20 year old.