Regional purchasing power

The Bureau of Economic Analysis compares regional prices with the national level. Its regional price parity uses a U.S. reference of 100.

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United States Price level, U.S. = 100

100

Index 2024

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Change, 2023 to 2024

0 (0%)

Changes over time

Price level, U.S. = 100 in the United States was unchanged from 2023

Index · 2008 to 2024

Source: U.S. Bureau of Economic Analysis American Default Research · americandefault.org/affordability/regional-purchasing-power/
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Price level, U.S. = 100 by state

2024 · Index

86.937–90.06890.103–94.09594.326–98.62198.864–103.361103.414–110.72

Price level, U.S. = 100 · 2024

Source: U.S. Bureau of Economic Analysis American Default Research · americandefault.org/affordability/regional-purchasing-power/
States, ranked, 2024
Placeindex
California110.72
Hawaii109.951
District of Columbia109.901
New Jersey108.805
New York107.921
Washington107.013
Massachusetts105.757
Maryland104.959
New Hampshire104.165
Connecticut103.61
Florida103.414
Oregon103.361
Colorado103.052
Alaska102.359
Rhode Island102.28
Virginia101.104
Arizona100.677
Nevada99.979
Illinois99.958
Delaware99.808
Utah98.864
Minnesota98.621
Vermont97.958
Pennsylvania97.572
Texas97.057
Maine97.05
Georgia96.293
Michigan96.217
Idaho95.494
Montana94.645
North Carolina94.326
Wisconsin94.095
South Carolina93.749
Indiana93.329
Ohio92.774
Wyoming92.691
New Mexico92.212
Tennessee91.87
Missouri90.817
Kentucky90.159
Nebraska90.103
Kansas90.068
West Virginia89.497
North Dakota88.959
Alabama88.823
South Dakota88.586
Louisiana88.207
Oklahoma87.843
Iowa87.762
Mississippi86.953
Arkansas86.937

Source: U.S. Bureau of Economic Analysis

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Available history

Price level, U.S. = 100
Data periodUnited States (index)
2024100
2023100
2022100
2021100
2020100
2019100
2018100
2017100
2016100
2015100
2014100
2013100
2012100
2011100
2010100
2009100
2008100

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BEA regional price parities compare places within the same year, with the U.S. price level set to 100. They are not a stand-alone inflation measure. Income per person is not median household income.

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Regional price parities compare places within a year. They are not a stand-alone inflation measure, and personal income per person is not median household income.

Place comparisons use the same data period. An older common period is named beside the comparison. A missing or withheld value is never changed to zero.

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