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Adjusts player prices on the Fantasy Premier League website. It shows each players price relative to the cheapest possible player in their position.

Think of the cheapest defender's price as the "baseline cost" or "fixed cost" for acquiring any defender. The difference between this baseline and a player's actual price is the "marginal cost" – the extra amount you'd spend to acqu
ire a premium player over the most affordable option.

For example:

Ben Chilwell's actual FPL price: 5.5m.
Baseline cost (cheapest defender): 4.0m.
Marginal cost for Chilwell: 1.5m (5.5m - 4.0m).
If the baseline drops to 3.9m (due to a price decrease for the cheapest defender), the marginal cost for Chilwell be
comes 1.6m (5.5m - 3.9m).

This method highlights the additional amount you're investing in Chilwell over the base option. It offers a more tra
nsparent view of players' relative values, especially when weighing premium players against budget choices.