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InflationData.com has a lot of information about inflation as well as historical data for the US, including estimates for Confederate Inflation Rates (1861 - 1865)
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List of government web sites. This site also has charts and excel files which you can browse with a subscription.
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Infoplease.com has a selection of data tables and articles on Poverty and Income in the United States. For example: Distribution of Household Income by Race
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Measuring Worth
US/UK econ & population series from 1700s. UK Gold, Earnings and Retail prices back to 1260s.
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Richest 2% Own Half World Wealth; Bottom 50% Own 1% - UN Report
Summary of an UN report with graphs. Includes number of millionaires and billionaires.
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Wow, that’s one amazing chart. It looks to me like if you were in the USA or Canada and retiring soon it would be a great chart to find areas that are about 1/4 your GDP per capita yet rate high in life satisfaction. That way if you have a modest amount of retirement assets you can go there and live the ‘good life’ very cheaply as well as helping the local economies and people. It’s jut a win-win all around, I don’t understand why the majority of retirees aren’t doing that.
Very good Article! Thanks!