Chapter 9: Q 12. (page 243)
Why do economists use index numbers to measure
the price level rather than the dollar value of goods?
Short Answer
Because of simplicity may be.
Chapter 9: Q 12. (page 243)
Why do economists use index numbers to measure
the price level rather than the dollar value of goods?
Because of simplicity may be.
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the rate of inflation?
Rosalie the Retiree knows that when she retires in years, her company will give her a one-time payment of . However, if the inflation rate is per year, how much buying power will that have when measured in todayโs dollars?
Within or percentage points, what has the U.S. inflation rate been during the last years? Draw a graph to show the data.
Why does the โquality/new goods biasโ arise if we
calculate the inflation rate based on a fixed basket of goods?
How do economists use a basket of goods and
services to measure the price level?
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