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A consumer price index number measures the changes in
(i)retail price
(ii)general price level
(iii)producer's price
(iv)wholesale price ​

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Answered by ItzShizuka50
4

Answer:

A consumer price index number measures the changes in

(i)retail price

(ii)general price level

(iii)producer's price

(iv)wholesale price

Answered by husainabhatia
0

Answer:

(iii) producers prices. A consumer price index measures changes in retail prices. Consumer Price Index (CPI) is used to measure changes in the cost of living in which the retail prices of consumer goods and services are obtained. It measures the average changes in the retail prices.

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