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During that time the USD has suffered around 88% inflation measures by CPI, so in real terms that implies they're going backwards.
by Clewza313 5y ago
During that time the USD has suffered around 88% inflation measures by CPI, so in real terms that implies they're going backwards.
- spfzero 5y agoThat's inflation in US prices. It may not be transferrable to another country, where various things cost more/less, and rise/fall differently through the years.
- oezi 5y agoWhen my parents went to Japan in the eighties they were shocked that coffee in Tokyo was 4 times as expensive as in Germany. When I visited in 2016 I was similarly shocked that a vending machine Coca Cola costs half of what it costs in Germany. Japan's deflation has led the country to be very affordable.