Fig. 3.

Goods women and men think of when forming expectations. Shown is the absolute frequency (number of respondents, y axis) with which the men and women surveyed in the customized Chicago Booth Attitudes and Expectations Survey, which we fielded in June of 2015 and 2016, report specific goods as the first item whose price changes come to their mind when asked to provide their inflation expectations. We report the five most frequently reported goods for men and the five most frequently reported goods for women. The two quintuplets overlap except for one good.