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Q. Where can I find data on inflation (including cost of living, CPI, PPI, etc.)?

Answered By: Becky Smith, STEM Entrepreneurship & Business

Last Updated: Jun 29, 2020 Views: 222

For CPI Detailed Report go to CPI Detailed Report.
For PPI Detailed Report go to PPI Detailed Report.
To calculate the worth of the US dollar from 1913 to the present, go to Federal Reserve Bank of Minneapolis. See the "What is a Dollar Worth?" box on the lower right side of the FRB's home page.
You might also wish to look at the website InflationData.com.
Go to the Statistical Abstract of the United States. Scroll down to Section 14: Prices, then see the Consumer Price Index, Cost of Living Index section.
Consult the print ACCRA Cost of Living Index (338.5 In81b).

Take a look at City Mayors for cost of living index rankings of cities worldwide.

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