100 dollars in the nineties is equal to how much now?

100 dollars in the nineties is equal to 350 now.

In the nineties it was about $0.80 a pound of rice. That $100 would buy 125 pounds.

Now it's about $2.50 a pound of rice, and $100 would buy 40 pounds.

100*(40/125) = 32, so $100 now is equivalent to $32 in the 90s.

Extended information

90s 100 yuan can treat 6 people McDonald's fast food, 1998, McDonald's in Changsha opened its first store 90's students, can go to McDonald's to eat a fast food is still belong to the better eat, a set meal of 16.8 yuan or so, 100 yuan can almost come to 6 people. And nowadays McDonald's prices have not increased too much, and some individual items even reduced prices, everyone's purchasing power has generally improved.

The 90s was also the era when red and white machines and Little Busters were popular in China. red and white machines were more expensive, and for the average family, Little Busters were relatively affordable as a substitute. in the early 90s, 100 yuan could buy a several-in-one game cassette. After '95, the price of both consoles and cassettes dropped, and $100 could buy several dozen all-in-one game cassettes at some stores.