Those may be inflation figures given my the government, but real life has real inflation -- like things that are not counted in the world bank inflation period. Could of questions to think about:
- In real life, how much has your rent gone up by?
- In real life, how much have your medical premiums and co-pays increased?
- In real life, how much have your drug co-pays gone up?
<2%, 0%, and 0% respectively (annualized). You have to recognize that the inflation figures are a national average - of course there are a lot of people experiencing more inflation than that, just like there are a lot experiencing less.
