> nowhere is uncertainty/spread/variance discussed
This is the standard for reporting on inflation data. Do you know of a reporting on inflation where they mention an uncertainty measure? For example when reporting on the difference between this year and last year's inflation number?
> failing to mention it's a difference of 1% over 7-8%
Quoting from the article:
> Over the past five years, millennials have seen their goods become 8.7% more expensive, Generation X 8%, and baby boomers 7.6%.
This is the standard for reporting on inflation data. Do you know of a reporting on inflation where they mention an uncertainty measure? For example when reporting on the difference between this year and last year's inflation number?
> failing to mention it's a difference of 1% over 7-8%
Quoting from the article:
> Over the past five years, millennials have seen their goods become 8.7% more expensive, Generation X 8%, and baby boomers 7.6%.