Use the values provided in the table. Year one is the base year: Calculate CPIs for year one and year two. -- Please round up numbers to the nearest 100th decimal: for example: 3.4588 = 3.46 3.4521 = 3.45 Base year: Year one prices Year two prices Good X: 95 units $1.00 $1.25 Good Y: 140 units $2.00 $2.42 Good Z: 210 units $3.50 $4.15
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For year one: Total cost of market basket = (Price of Good X * Quantity of Good X) + (Price of Good Y * Quantity of Good Y) + (Price of Good Z * Quantity of Good Z) Total cost of market basket for year one = ($1.00 * 95) + ($2.00 * 140) + ($3.50 * 210) Total cost Show more…
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