a paradox
https://www.zerohedge.com/economics/second-consecutive-quarter-what-americans-spent-most-money
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It's worth noting that the graphs are not spending per category, but spending increase per category. "Recreational vehicles and goods" increased the most, at least according to their data; and what all that includes is a bit hard to peg down.
It's almost certain that the total spending on, say, housing or automobiles is much higher than on RVs; that spending was just more stable at its higher level.
It's almost certain that the total spending on, say, housing or automobiles is much higher than on RVs; that spending was just more stable at its higher level.
