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Anjali
"Once you eliminate the impossible, whatever remains, no matter how improbable, must be the truth."
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Anjali
Why ? How did you calculate ?
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getting (d)
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Dreyfus
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@anjali...CPI is today's cost/base year cost with weights being prices nd qty purchased being that of base year....with this 1.25 is the answer
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Anjali
Is it calculated the same way as GDP deflator ?
What is the difference ?
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Homer Simpson
GDP deflater considers the prices of all final goods whereas CPI focuses on consumer goods. calculation idea is not the same as CPI uses period 0 quantities as base
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Dreyfus
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GDP deflator is paasche's price index which takes current year's qty instead of base yr's qty used by CPI (Laspeyres price index)
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Anjali
Thank you so much !
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Homer Simpson
Any idea on these?

1. Which of the following factors can change continually in such a way as to bring about continued increases in aggregate demand?

a. the money supply
b. autonomous consumption
c. autonomous investment
d. government spending
e. all of the above

*(what exactly does continuous increases here mean?)

2. If V is constant, the rate of growth of M that is consistent with a stable price level is

a. the expected rate of inflation.
b. the rate of growth of PQ.
c. the rate of growth of Q.
d. zero.

3. A dynamic, changing economy will

a. experience frictional and structural unemployment.
b. experience only cyclical unemployment.
c. have zero unemployment.
d. have no natural unemployment.

4. In what sense are profit and loss signals?
a. They signal resources where to move.
b. They signal what goods consumers may want to buy and what goods they may not want to buy.
c. They are important for government and business accounting procedures.
d. a and b
e. all of the above
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Anjali
2 is C
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Anjali
3 A
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Homer Simpson
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could you elaborate on the reasoning for 2?
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Anjali
From quantity theory of money
Inflation rate = growth rate of money - growth rate of output
To stabilise inflation , growth rate of money and output should move in parallel
"Once you eliminate the impossible, whatever remains, no matter how improbable, must be the truth."