> paper that you're citing is from 2022
It’s looking at 2015 to 2019 data. I’m comparing that period to the post-2021 one.
> is 2 in real dollars?
No, nominal. They’re up in real terms, but I don’t have non-proprietary data for that.
It’s looking at 2015 to 2019 data. I’m comparing that period to the post-2021 one.
> is 2 in real dollars?
No, nominal. They’re up in real terms, but I don’t have non-proprietary data for that.