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human
Where is all the money going?

Almost everything seems to be getting more expensive, to name a few: College, Healthcare, Housing and more niche markets like boats and airplanes.

But wages are not going up very much.

This doesn't seem to be sustainable.  People can't even afford to have kids, much less buy a house. 

Why are all these things so expensive now?  Why aren't wages going up?  It's easy to blame the ceo's or whatever but if a ceo makes say a few million a year and employs 10,000 people (these are completely random numbers) that's only a few hundred per person which doesn't affect anything really.

So where is the money going?  I really don't understand.  And how can this be fixed?  Will it ever be fixed?  Wages can't magically double, triple, or quadruple.  But the costs of these things can't plummet either because that would cause a crash of the economy (particularly housing like in 2008).

I just don't get it, is there something I am not understanding?
gpt
Some things are more expensive, some things are less expensive. For instance, clothing, cars, cellphone service, computer software, and so on are all cheaper now than 10 or 20 years ago. On average, prices have been going up by about 2% a year, while median income goes up by slightly more than 2% a year, so that real median income has been slowly inching up.