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Michael Parkin. TABLE 6.5 Calculating a Price Index THE PRICE LEVEL AND INFLATION 1993 ( base period ) 1994 ( current period ) Items in the basket Quantity bought Price Expenditure Price Expenditure Movies $ 6 $ 24 Six - packs of soda 2 ...
Michael Parkin. TABLE 6.5 Calculating a Price Index THE PRICE LEVEL AND INFLATION 1993 ( base period ) 1994 ( current period ) Items in the basket Quantity bought Price Expenditure Price Expenditure Movies $ 6 $ 24 Six - packs of soda 2 ...
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... movie costs $ 6 and a cup of coffee costs 25e , so one movie costs 24 cups of coffee ( $ 6 + 25 ¢ = 24 ) . No unit of account : You go to a movie theater and learn that the price of a movie is 2 six - packs of soda . You go to a candy ...
... movie costs $ 6 and a cup of coffee costs 25e , so one movie costs 24 cups of coffee ( $ 6 + 25 ¢ = 24 ) . No unit of account : You go to a movie theater and learn that the price of a movie is 2 six - packs of soda . You go to a candy ...
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... price level ♢ Real GDP The interest rate Price Level and the Quantity of Money Demanded The quantity of money ... movies and soda , you carry an average of $ 20 in your wal- let . If your income and the prices of movies and soda ...
... price level ♢ Real GDP The interest rate Price Level and the Quantity of Money Demanded The quantity of money ... movies and soda , you carry an average of $ 20 in your wal- let . If your income and the prices of movies and soda ...
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