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Guest replied

5 July 2005, 16:25
Re: 1750

Well they knew that Henry VIII had debased the coinage, which is much the same sort of thing...
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Guest replied

5 July 2005, 16:08
1750

I wonder how many people in the UK knew what inflation actually is in 1750. Word "plague" was probably more known.
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5 July 2005, 15:33
-20% (deflation) sounds like fun.
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Guest started a topic Inflation since 1750

5 July 2005, 15:22
Inflation since 1750

Oooooooooooer.

This table gives a list of values for inflation from 1750 to 2003.

www.safalra.com/other/ukinflation.html

Frightening, what?
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