Birth year

Born in 2013? Here's your year in charts

In 2013, the top baby names were Sophia and Noah, a dozen eggs cost $1.91, a gallon of gas cost $3.51, unemployment averaged 7.4%, a newborn could expect to live 78.8 years, and the world had 7.27 billion people.

Top baby names of 2013

Girls

  1. 1. Sophia 21,255 babies, 1.2% of girls
  2. 2. Emma 20,973 babies, 1.2% of girls
  3. 3. Olivia 18,454 babies, 1.1% of girls
  4. 4. Isabella 17,689 babies, 1.0% of girls
  5. 5. Ava 15,271 babies, 0.9% of girls

Boys

  1. 1. Noah 18,291 babies, 1.0% of boys
  2. 2. Jacob 18,201 babies, 1.0% of boys
  3. 3. Liam 18,153 babies, 1.0% of boys
  4. 4. Mason 17,730 babies, 0.9% of boys
  5. 5. William 16,669 babies, 0.9% of boys

From Social Security card applications for babies born in the U.S.; names given to fewer than 5 babies are left out. Pick a name to see how many babies got it every year since 1880.

2013 then vs. now

  • A dozen eggs

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    $1.91 in 2013, compared with $2.27 in September 2026

    Average price of grade A large eggs in U.S. cities.

  • A gallon of regular gas

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    $3.51 in 2013, compared with $4.36 in September 2026

    Average U.S. retail price.

  • Unemployment rate

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    7.4% in 2013, compared with 4.2% in September 2026

    Share of the labor force out of work, the year's average.

  • Life expectancy at birth

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    78.8 years in 2013, compared with 78.7 years in 2018

    How long a baby born that year could expect to live, at that year's death rates.

  • People in the world

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    7.27 billion in 2013, compared with 8.22 billion in 2025

    World population at mid-year.

Prices are in dollars of the day, not adjusted for inflation. A figure is left out when its chart doesn't cover 2013.

$100 in 2013 buys about as much as $144.64 in September 2026. Try the inflation calculator

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