<p>Where can I find multipliers to convert a certain amount in a currency, say USD of 1960 to say present EUR taking account of purchase power parity ?</p>

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2015-07-12T16:05:30.250Z
EUR has different PP in different EU countries, so please be more specific?
A US dollar also has different PP in different countries but I assume you mean US PP.
Giskard
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2015-07-12T17:24:32.073Z
Thanks for your pertinent comment as I'm not a specialist. Let's say Italy for example... but I was hoping to find data that would permit the conversion from many currencies and many dates !
GeorgK
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2015-07-13T12:45:16.057Z
Not to mention the USD has different purchasing power in different counties of the USA. How much is a cup of coffee in New York, California, North Dakota and Georgia?
Dale M
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2015-07-13T13:50:58.160Z
@Dale M Consumer Price Index takes care of your remark by averaging the prices... Or, if you reread my question there could be multipliers for different counties.
GeorgK
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Currency conversion and Purchase Power Data
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# Currency conversion and Purchase Power Data

(Asked by: username_0 on 2015-07-12)

Where can I find multipliers to convert a certain amount in a currency, say USD of 1960 to say present EUR taking account of purchase power parity ?

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> **Comments:**
> **username_1**: EUR has different PP in different EU countries, so please be more specific? A US dollar also has different PP in different countries but I assume you mean US PP.  
> **username_0**: Thanks for your pertinent comment as I'm not a specialist. Let's say Italy for example... but I was hoping to find data that would permit the conversion from many currencies and many dates !  
> **username_2**: Not to mention the USD has different purchasing power in different counties of the USA. How much is a cup of coffee in New York, California, North Dakota and Georgia?  
> **username_0**: @username_2 Consumer Price Index takes care of your remark by averaging the prices... Or, if you reread my question there could be multipliers for different counties.  

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