Calculate the purchasing power of US dollars in 1900 adjusted to the present day:

Specify a target date:

Choose a different target currency than the original:

When the source and target currencies have different units as well as dates, first the source currency is converted from the source date to the target date, and then the exchange rate at the target date is used to convert to the target currency:

Use compound units:

Use more granular date specifications:

Find the minimum wage equivalent:

Use free-form linguistics inline input to use unit discovery mechanism:

Use a time-quantity pair, a TimeSeries object, or a TemporalData object as a time series:

Adjustment can only take place for dates that have CPI data available:

Some currencies have no CPI data available:

Unit conversion takes place when historical exchange rate dates are available:

Imagine you can hedge against inflation by purchasing some security that matures in a year at the beginning of every period. This way, you can switch between currencies every year and construct a network of values in each year depending on the history of transactions. Find the optimal path among all possible transaction paths:

With the original asset in US dollars in 2005, the optimal path after three years, if you have the option of converting to any of the following currencies, is to convert to British pounds in 2006, yen in 2007, and back to British pounds in 2008: