How Much Things Cost in 1970s America

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Discover what everyday items actually cost in 1970s America! From houses selling for $23,400 to Big Macs for 65 cents, explore the prices that defined a decade of economic change. See how much Americans paid for homes, cars, gas, groceries, entertainment, and more during this transformative era.

In this video, we break down the real costs of living in 1970s America, including the shocking impact of the oil crisis and inflation that changed everything. Whether you lived through it or you're curious about history, these prices will surprise you!

📊 TIMESTAMPS:
0:00 - Introduction: The Economics of the 1970s
1:15 - Housing Prices & Mortgages
3:20 - Car Prices & Models
5:10 - Gas Prices & The Oil Crisis
6:45 - Grocery Shopping & Food Costs
8:30 - Entertainment & Dining Out
10:20 - Clothing & College Tuition
11:40 - The Impact of Inflation
12:45 - Conclusion

💰 KEY PRICES COVERED:
• Median home price: $23,400 (1970)
• New car prices: $1,850 - $7,000
• Gas: $0.36/gallon (jumping to nearly $1.00)
• Movie tickets: $1.50 - $2.00
• McDonald's Big Mac: $0.65
• College tuition: $400/year
• And much more!

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