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Mad Men. Mad money. * Spoilers*
Posted on 1/10/14 at 9:10 pm
Posted on 1/10/14 at 9:10 pm
I have just finished watching seasons 1 through 5 on Netflix and I thought it would be fun to look at how much infaltion has affected the value of money over the years. I know the season starts around 1960 and has progressed to the late sixties. To make the calculations easy I used the Bureau of Labor Statistic's web site and used the the year 1965. I also rounded up or down accordingly.
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Dan (Dick) gave his brother $5000.00 to get lost. Today that would be around 37 grand.
Campbell and Price had to each come up with $50,000.00 to be Jr partners. Today that would be around $370,000.
Price embezzeled $8000.00. Today that would be 59 grand.
Harry gave Paul $500.00 to go out to Cali. Today that is about $3700.00
Peggy goes to work for Chaough for $140,500.00
The Jag that Don test drives with Joan would be worth 41.5K
A 6 million dollar account would bring in 44.4 million.
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Dan (Dick) gave his brother $5000.00 to get lost. Today that would be around 37 grand.
Campbell and Price had to each come up with $50,000.00 to be Jr partners. Today that would be around $370,000.
Price embezzeled $8000.00. Today that would be 59 grand.
Harry gave Paul $500.00 to go out to Cali. Today that is about $3700.00
Peggy goes to work for Chaough for $140,500.00
The Jag that Don test drives with Joan would be worth 41.5K
A 6 million dollar account would bring in 44.4 million.
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