7. When the base year values are used as weights, the weighted average of relatives price index is the same as
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laspeyre's index
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The answer to the question is: Laspeyre's method
- The Laspeyres index is calculated by taking the current price of a group of goods, dividing it by the base price of the same group of commodities, and multiplying by 100.
- As a result, the base period index number is always 100.
- Higher-priced periods have index numbers larger than 100.
- This index is useful and simple to understand.
- The Laspeyres Price Index is a price index that is used to assess inflation and to measure the general price level and cost of living in the economy.
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