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What is the index number of base year?

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The base year is the year in which an index is set to 100. While computing macroeconomic numbers such as inflation or economic growth rates, indices are used. The base year is the year in which an index is set to 100. While computing macroeconomic numbers such as inflation or economic growth rates, indices are used

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