Year Average Amount Males Average Amount Females 2010 $1495.00 $1086.50 2012 $1525.03 $1127.34 2013 $1544.00 $1156.07 2016 $1591.58 $1209.41 Find the average change in consumer price index from 2012 to 2013. Explain your answer.
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