Canadian Consumer Price Index
What's It Worth Today?
Did you ever wonder what something purchased early in the century would be worth today? Here is the Canadian Consumer Price Index, beginning with 1947. In 1913, the first year in which the CPI was calculated, it stood at 10. It moved up and down between 1913 and 1947. It stood at 163 in June of 1998, so $1 in 1913 was already worth $16.30 then.
YEAR MONTH CPI 1947 January 21.5 1948 January 23.7 1949 January 24.0 1950 January 23.5 1951 January 25.4 1952 January 26.5 1953 January 26.6 1954 January 26.9 1955 January 26.8 1956 January 26.8 1957 January 27.7 1958 January 28.6 1959 January 29.0 1960 January 29.4 1961 January 29.8 1962 January 30.0 1963 January 30.4 1964 January 30.9 1965 January 31.3 1966 January 31.9 1967 January 32.9 1968 January 34.1 1969 January 35.7 1970 January 37.9 1971 January 39.9 1972 January 41.2 1972 June 41.7
YEAR MONTH CPI 1973 January 42.7 1974 January 46.8 1975 January 52.3 1976 January 55.8 1977 January 58.7 1978 January 62.7 1979 January 68.5 1980 January 78.0 1981 January 87.2 1982 January 94.4 1983 January 97.9 1984 January 102.1 1985 January 105.7 1986 January 109.9 1987 January 111.5 1988 January 116.1 1989 January 121.3 1990 January 127.6 1991 January 134.8 1992 January 138.4 1993 January 142.8 1994 January 146.4 1995 January 150.6 1996 January 154.7 1997 January 159.4 1998 January 161.9 1998 June 163.0
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