U.S. Historical Statistical Digest BLS · BEA · Census · Treasury
ANNUAL U.S. ECONOMIC SNAPSHOT · 1960s DECADE

The U.S. Economy & Cost of Living in 1967

In 1967, U.S. CPI inflation averaged 2.77%, civilian unemployment stood at 3.84%, and real GDP grew by 2.74%. Due to cumulative inflation since 1967, $100 in 1967 has the same purchasing power as $965.00 in 2025.

1967 CPI Inflation 2.77% CPI: 33.4
$100 in 1967 Worth $965.00 In 2025 dollars
Unemployment 3.84% Civilian U-3
Real GDP Growth 2.74% $860B nominal
Median Home Price $22,750 4.21x income
10Y Treasury Yield 5.07% Fed Funds: 4.22%

1967 vs. 2025 U.S. Economic & Cost-of-Living Benchmark Table

Economic Indicator In 1967 In 2025 Full Series
CPI-U Inflation Rate (Annual %) 2.77% 2.63% History →
Purchasing Power of $100 in 2025 USD $100.00 $965.00 History →
Civilian Unemployment Rate (%) 3.84% 4.26% History →
Real GDP Growth Rate (% YoY) 2.74% 2.34% History →
Nominal U.S. GDP ($ Billions) $860.0B $30,861.3B History →
Real GDP Per Capita (Chained 2017 USD) $24,678 $70,020 History →
Median Home Sales Price (Nominal USD) $22,750 $415,400 History →
Median Home Price-to-Income Ratio 4.21x 4.75x History →
Mortgage Origination Rate (FHFA, %) - 6.3% History →
10-Year U.S. Treasury Yield (%) 5.07% 4.29% History →
Federal Minimum Wage (Nominal vs 2025 Real) $1.40 ($13.51 in 2025 USD) $7.25 History →
Regular Gasoline Price (USD / Gallon) - $3.26 History →
Federal Public Debt (% of GDP) 38.8% 120.7% History →
Federal Budget Surplus / Deficit (% of GDP) -1.01% -5.77% History →

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