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The Purchasing Power of $100 by State

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We recently posted about the value of $1 over the years, adjusted for inflation.  Today’s graphic from the Visual Capitalist looks at what $100 is worth in each U.S. state.  Interestingly, the purchasing power of $100 can vary by as much as 26% from state to state.  Not surprising, California has the lowest purchasing power ($88), while Arkansas has the highest ($113).  Indeed… Stay safe, watch those Benjamins, and have a Happy Friday!!!

Hat tip to the Visual Caplitalist.

 

 



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