The
average annual wage in the US has increased from $1,970 in 1930 to $46,800 in 2019.
The 1913 US dollar is now worth 3 cents, due to excessive inflation over the
past 100 years.
US
Average Annual Wage
1930
$1,970
1940
$1,725
1950
$3,210
1960 $5,315
1970
$9,400
1980
$19,500
1990
$28,960
2008
$40,523
2012
$44,321
2019
$46,800
The
average cost of a new car in the US has increased from $600 in 1930 to $34,000
in 2019.
Average
Cost of New Car
1930
$600 30% of wage
1940
$850
1950
$1,510
1960
$2,600
1970
$3,450
1980
$7,200 37% of wage
1990
$16,950
2008
$27,958 69% of wage
2013
$31,352
2019
$34,000 73% of wage
The
average cost for a gallon of gasoline in the US has increased from 9 cents/gal in1930
to $2.70 /gal. in 2019.
Average
Cost per Gallon of Gasoline
1930 9
cents
1940
10 cents
1950
18 cents
1960
25 cents
1970
36 cents
1980
$1.19
1990
$1.34
2009
$2.05
2013
$3.80
2019
$2.70
The
average coat of a loaf of bread in the US increased from 3 cents in 1930 to $2.50
in 2019.
Average
Cost for Loaf of Bread
1913 3
cents
1930 9
cents
1940
10 cents
1950
12 cents
1960
22 cents
1970
25 cents
1980
50 cents
1990
70 cents
2008
$2.79
2013
$1.98
2019
$2.50
The
average cost of a pound of hamburger in the US increased by from 12 cents/lb. in
1930 to $4.17/lb. in 2019.
Average
Cost 1lb Hamburger Meat
1930
12 cents
1940
20 cents
1950
30 cents
1960
45 cents
1970
70 cents
1980
99 cents
1990
89 cents
2009
$3.99
2013
$4.68
2019
$4.17
The
Median Price of a single family home increased from $2,938 in 1940 to $119,600
in 2000.
Year
Home Price
1940
$2,938
1950
$7,354
1960
$11,900
1970
$17,000
1980
$47,200
1990
$79,100
2000
$119,600
The average
cost of tuition, fees, room and board at US Public Universities increased from
$7,770 in 1980 to $21,370 in 2020.
Year Education Cost
1980
$7,770
1990
$9,800
2000 $12,310
2010
$18,700
2020 $21,370
The
average annual cost of US healthcare increased from $146 per person in 1960 to
$11,172 per person in 2018.
Year US
Cost Per Person Cost
1960 $27.2B $146
1970 $74.6B $355
1980 $255.3B
$1,108
1990 $721.4B
$2,843
2000 $1369.7B
$4,857
2010 $2598.8B $8,412
2018 $3649.4B
$11,172
The US
spends $8 trillion a year on federal, State and local government “services”.
That’s 40% of US GDP. The US National Debt is $23.3 trillion compared to GDP of
$21.8 trillion.
Norb
Leahy, Dunwoody GA Tea Party Leader
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