The chart displayed below shows the average percentages of cost-of-living averages in two different cities, with a comparison to the average of the national cost-of-living.
The chart is divided and determined by multiple factors such as groceries, health-care, etc. It is visibly shown that the percentages in the chart in Riverdale are consistently higher when compared to Cape Alicia. Moreover, at quite an alarming rate, Cape Alicia presents percentages that are even in the negatives. In Riverdale, the highest percentage is 19%, whereas in Cape Alicia the highest percentage visible is the small value of 1.2%.
The percentages for Cape Alicia are incredibly low, the lowest percentage being -12.5% in the housing factor. There are quite a few percentages in the negatives, and very small numbers. For example, -3.8%, 0.8%, 1%.
In conclusion, Riverdale has seen more positive values compared to Cape Alicia, and it just shows the comparison compared to the national average.
