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U.S. First Class Stamps vs. Inflation

By Spamfilter on Jul 01, 2007
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Time Scale	Data Aggregation
Yearly Quarterly Monthly	Average High Low Total Count Distinct None

Year	Cost of U.S. First Class Stamp	Date	CPI (1967=100)

1915		Mar 1915	29.8
1915		Apr 1915	30.1
1915		Feb 1915	30.1
1915		May 1915	30.2
1915	0.02	Jan 1915	30.3
1915		Jul 1915	30.3
1915		Aug 1915	30.3
1915		Jun 1915	30.3
1915		Sep 1915	30.4
1915		Oct 1915	30.7
1915		Nov 1915	30.9
1915		Dec 1915	31.0
1916	0.02	Jan 1916	31.3
1916		Feb 1916	31.3
1916		Mar 1916	31.6
1916		Apr 1916	31.9
1916		May 1916	32.0
1916		Jul 1916	32.4
1916		Jun 1916	32.4
1916		Aug 1916	32.8
1916		Sep 1916	33.4
1916		Oct 1916	33.8
1916		Nov 1916	34.4
1916		Dec 1916	34.6
1917	0.03	Jan 1917	35.0
1917		Feb 1917	35.8
1917		Mar 1917	36.0
1933		Apr 1933	37.6
1917		Apr 1917	37.6
1933		Mar 1933	37.7
1933		May 1933	37.7
1933		Feb 1933	38.0
1933		Jun 1933	38.1
1917		Jul 1917	38.4
1917		May 1917	38.4
1933	0.03	Jan 1933	38.6
1917		Jun 1917	38.8
1917		Aug 1917	39.0
1932		Dec 1932	39.2
1933		Jul 1933	39.2
1933		Dec 1933	39.4
1933		Sep 1933	39.6
1933		Oct 1933	39.6
1934	0.03	Jan 1934	39.6
1932		Nov 1932	39.6
1933		Aug 1933	39.6
1933		Nov 1933	39.6
1917		Sep 1917	39.7
1932		Oct 1932	39.8
1934		Apr 1934	39.8
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Sources: Bureau of Labor Statistics (http://www.bls.gov/ro9/9211...) and A.K. Dart (http://www.akdart.com/postr...)

On May 14, 2007, the U.S. Postal Service is increasing the price of a first class stamp to 41 cents (yellow). This graph displays that this increase is roughly tracking inflation (red). —Spamfilter