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A) upward bias in the CPI inflation rate more severe than it used to be.
B) upward bias in the CPI inflation rate less severe than it used to be.
C) downward bias in the CPI inflation rate more severe than it used to be.
D) downward bias in the CPI inflation rate less severe than it used to be.
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A) the inputs purchased by a typical producer.
B) the goods and services purchased by a typical consumer.
C) the goods and services produced in the economy.
D) the stocks on the New York Stock Exchange.
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A) 12%
B) 154
C) 40%
D) 15%
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A) housing.
B) transportation.
C) education & communication.
D) food & beverages.
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A) 106.0.
B) 104.0.
C) 111.5.
D) 116.0.
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A) 83.33 in 2009, 100.00 in 2010, and 96.67 in 2011.
B) 85.56 in 2009, 100.00 in 2010, and 102.22 in 2011.
C) 85.56 in 2009, 100.00 in 2010, and 96.67 in 2011.
D) 92.22 in 2009, 99.00 in 2010, and 95.22 in 2011.
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A) -5 percent.
B) 1.67 percent.
C) 5 percent.
D) 11 percent.
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A) increases, so the CPI overstates the change in the cost of living if the quality change is not accounted for.
B) increases, so the CPI understates the change in the cost of living if the quality change is not accounted for.
C) decreases, so the CPI overstates the change in the cost of living if the quality change is not accounted for.
D) decreases, so the CPI understates the change in the cost of living if the quality change is not accounted for.
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A) dropping the good from the basket.
B) substituting in a different vehicle with the same horsepower as the 2008 model.
C) adjusting the share of the market basket allocated to transportation.
D) adjusting the price of the good to account for the quality change.
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A) 44.4%.
B) 50%.
C) 62.5%.
D) 80%.
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A) 0.8%.
B) 1.5%.
C) 2.3%.
D) 3.4%.
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A) some prices are rising faster than others.
B) the economy's overall price level is rising.
C) the economy's overall price level is high, but not necessarily rising.
D) the economy's overall output of goods and services is rising faster than the economy's overall price level.
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A) 90 in Minneapolis and 83 in Louisville
B) 90 in Minneapolis and 72 in Louisville
C) 100 in Minneapolis and 89 in Louisville
D) 105 in Minneapolis and 90 in Louisville
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A) substitution bias
B) introduction of new goods
C) unmeasured quality change
D) income bias
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A) The consumer price index will increase relatively more than will the GDP deflator.
B) The consumer price index and the GDP deflator will increase by the same amount.
C) The consumer price index will increase relatively less than will the GDP deflator.
D) One cannot generalize about the increase in the consumer price index relative to the increase in the GDP deflator.
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A) the inflation rate was 8 percent and the nominal interest rate was 5 percent.
B) the inflation rate was 9 percent and the nominal interest rate was 6 percent.
C) the inflation rate was 8 percent and the nominal interest rate was 11 percent.
D) the inflation rate was 9 percent and the nominal interest rate was 12 percent.
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A) 75 in 2012, 92.8 in 2013, and 100 in 2014.
B) 75 in 2012, 93.2 in 2013, and 100 in 2014.
C) 247.5 in 2012, 307.5 in 2013, and 330 in 2014.
D) 210 in 2012, 260 in 2013, and 280 in 2014.
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A) $1.87
B) $2.08
C) $2.32
D) $3.00
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