"Housing – shelter – $10,023
Pensions, Social Security – $5,027
Housing – utilities, fuels, public services – $3,477
Food – food at home – $3,465
Transportation – vehicle purchases – $3,244
Transportation – other expenses and transportation – $3,130
Healthcare – $2,853
Entertainment – $2,698
Food – food away from home – $2,668
Transportation – gasoline, motor oil – $2,384
Apparel and Services – $1,881
Cash Contributions (optional retirement and cash savings) – $1,821
Housing – household furnishings, equipment – $1,797
Education – $945
Housing – household operations – $984
Miscellaneous – $808
Housing – housekeeping supplies – $639
Alcoholic Beverages – $457
Personal Care – $588
Life, other personal insurance – $309
Reading – $118"
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I have bolded the items in the list above that I relate to the two areas where I think massive changes might occur. The changes would radically reduce these numbers. Car-free cyber-communities with mass-produced modular spaces for residence, work, commerce and so forth would reduce the two cumulative big ticket items for all. These are housing and transportation. A new economy would create a subscription model for dwellings and move toward invented mass means of transport between c7yber-communities and between clusters of cyber communities (cyber cities) and regions.
