Every state, and what a dollar is worth there
Price level is an index where the US average is 100. A state above 100 is more expensive than the country as a whole, which is why the best-paying state on paper is often not the best-paying state in practice.
- California110.7
- Hawaii110.0
- District of Columbia109.9
- New Jersey108.8
- New York107.9
- Washington107.0
- Massachusetts105.8
- Maryland105.0
- New Hampshire104.2
- Connecticut103.6
- Florida103.4
- Oregon103.4
- Colorado103.0
- Alaska102.4
- Rhode Island102.3
- Virginia101.1
- Arizona100.7
- Nevada100.0
- Illinois100.0
- Delaware99.8
- Utah98.9
- Minnesota98.6
- Vermont98.0
- Pennsylvania97.6
- Texas97.1
- Maine97.0
- Georgia96.3
- Michigan96.2
- Idaho95.5
- Montana94.7
- North Carolina94.3
- Wisconsin94.1
- South Carolina93.8
- Indiana93.3
- Ohio92.8
- Wyoming92.7
- New Mexico92.2
- Tennessee91.9
- Missouri90.8
- Kentucky90.2
- Nebraska90.1
- Kansas90.1
- West Virginia89.5
- North Dakota89.0
- Alabama88.8
- South Dakota88.6
- Louisiana88.2
- Oklahoma87.8
- Iowa87.8
- Mississippi87.0
- Arkansas86.9
- Puerto Riconot published
- Guamnot published
- Virgin Islandsnot published