How can I find the cost of different items (such as bread, gas, etc.) by year?
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The sites below give you some information, but they're a bit hard to navigate.  The first one seems to be the best, where you put in the cost we pay now, and it will give you the cost in whatever year you choose.  Have fun!  You're twins will appreciate this later down the road! :)
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cost\nsaturated market
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Go to www.firstgov.gov, use the link to the treasury dept and download the savings bond wizard.  You can then enter each one and it will give the value.
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What cost $.3 in 1969 would cost $1.59 in 2005.\n\nAlso, if you were to buy exactly the same products in 2005 and 1969, they would cost you $.3 and $0.06 respectively.
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if you are looking for a cost basis on a particular date, go to the library and check out an old paper on microfiche. Or email investor relations at Sears and ask the ???
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You can find copies, spreadsheets, and some analyses as well as other links at the U.S. Office of Managment and Budget here: \n2006 - http://www.whitehouse.gov/omb/budget/fy2006/\n2007 - http://www.whitehouse.gov/omb/budget/fy2007/\n\nHave fun!
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it depends but they went from 0.89 to 59 dollars! Here is a list of prices for clothing for that year:\n\nClothing\nMen's coats, 10.00/each\nMen's suits, 7.85-16.50/each\nMen's shirts, .79-1.00/each\nWomen's suit, wool, 8.98-15.00/each\nWomen's dress, serve, 2.87-5.98/each\nWomen's dress shoes, patent leather button and lace, 1.00-2.00/pair\nWomen's blouse (shirtwaist), China silk, 1.00-1.98/each\nWomen's coats, heavy plaid wool, 4.98-10.00/each\nBoy's coats, 1.50-2.50/each\nBoy's suits, 3.85-8.50/each\nGirl's coats, heavy winter, 1.98-6.98/each\nGirl's dresses, 1.00-1.50/each\nGloves, dress, 1.00-1.50/pair\nOstrich plumes, black and white, 1.00-1.98/each
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are you looking for the codes or the taxes I have found the tax table from 2003
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Check out www.pricewatch.com
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Use my tool below to find exactly what you are looking for. It will tell you how much more you expect to pay for utilities, groceries, housing and many other aspects.
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Price\nProduct\nPlace\nPromotion
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Salaries, multiple shifts\nInsurance, payroll taxes, inventory costs, rent, utilities, supplies for cooking, serving, printing costs for menus, signage, advertising, funishings (tables, chairs), internet access, computer hardware/software, tax preparation, cash register, spoiled food, bank account fees, local permits, sales tax permits, federal/state/local taxes
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It depends on the information youre searching for to determine cost.  Please feel free to email me.\n\nemma____@yahoo.com\nNorthwest Investigation
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I suppose you were given more than those three consumption figures, but didn't put them in here? \nYou could plot these points on a graph, putting the mass values along the horizontal axis and the consumptions on the vertical.  If they are in a straight line, or nearly so, continue the line back to the point above 25kg on the mass scale, and see what consumption value it has.
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go to finance.yahoo.com\n\nYou can pull up each index, and select the charts..\n\nFor fun, compare the charts to charts of interest rates, inflation, gold, crude oil, etc.
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According to an article in December 2004:\n\nA loaf of bread costs 15 roubles\nA gallon of milk (not mentioned)\nA dozen eggs costs 38 roubles
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You can find the information at the Consumer Expenditure Survey of the Dept of Labor http://www.bls.gov/cex/ . The latest data is 2004, but check their metro area stats to get an idea of the expenditures that you can expect in various areas