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I think we're missing the joke here: this is an update on the concept of "my 2 cents", with the difference being... ...he has adjusted for inflation, with a m
by lmg643 12y ago
I think we're missing the joke here:
this is an update on the concept of "my 2 cents", with the difference being...
...he has adjusted for inflation, with a markup.
http://www.usinflationcalculator.com/ http://www.usinflationcalculator.com/
- ChrisAntaki 12y agoFrom 1913 to 2014, $0.02 cents inflated to $0.48 cents. At that rate, wouldn't it be over 100 years before reaching $10? In which case, in 2014 he'd have to share 20.83 opinions per session to justify the cost.
- sesqu 12y agoI tried to find a year for which $0.02 in today's money today would be approximately $10, but it turned out that you'd have to start somewhere in the middle ages, and the error bars get pretty large.
- DanBC 12y agoThat's inflation adjusted, but now you need to do the compound interest to get it from $0.02 to $10.