Goods price parity
Data & documentation.

Goods price parity measures geographic price levels in 2024 relative to the national level of 100. An index of 110 means prices are 10 percent above the national level for the specified basket.

What is in this file

One row per state, plus DC and Puerto Rico where available. The rank universe is 50 states; reference rows have an empty rank. The file is sorted by descending value with reference jurisdictions after the states.

Period
2024
Release
2026-02-19
Updated
2026-10-23
Producer
U.S. Bureau of Economic Analysis
Source
Regional Price Parities · SARPP line 2
Units
Index, U.S. = 100
Cadence
Annual

Quick validation snapshot

Hawaii has the highest estimate (111.6); Arkansas has the lowest (93.6). The U.S. benchmark is 100.0. These are useful checks when importing the CSV into a spreadsheet. Reference jurisdictions may lie outside the 50-state range, so exclude rows marked reference when reproducing the default state ranks.

Price parities are geographic indexes, not inflation rates. U.S. = 100.

Calculation and reproducibility

Published index; U.S. price level = 100.

Immutable edition 2026-10-23 CSV · Full edition registry, including available histories

Column definitions

ColumnMeaning
rank1 + the number of states with a higher source value; empty for reference rows.
jurisdictionState name or labeled reference jurisdiction.
valueNumeric estimate, using the source’s available precision.
unitIndex, U.S. = 100
moe_90Published 90% margin of error in the same units; empty when not published.
referenceTrue if excluded from the default 50-state ranking.
periodReference period of the observation.
releaseDate of the source release.
sourceProducer and table/file identifier.
source_urlProducer file or source documentation; microdata rows link to the specific state input ZIP.

Limits and reuse

This is a geographic price-level index, not a household budget or the inflation rate. State averages conceal local variation. Historical index changes describe prices relative to the nation, not absolute inflation.

This is an independent arrangement of federal statistical data. Cite the named producer for the original observations and Rank the States for computed ranks. Downloading or embedding does not imply government endorsement. Source files are archived with a checksum for reproducibility.

SHA-256: 38713c6224c4c26ae020ffecd4549b82dca84f43d34f93dfdb43f4070cf011da

Citation

Rank the States. Goods price parity, 2024. Source: U.S. Bureau of Economic Analysis, Regional Price Parities, SARPP line 2; released 2026-02-19. Edition 2026-10-23. https://rankthestates.com/data/editions/2026-10-23/goods-price-parity.csv

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