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Quiz 20: Index Numbers
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Question 1
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True or False: The changes in the price of the least consumed commodities are overly influential in a weighted aggregate price index.
Question 2
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TABLE 16-15 Given below are the average prices for three types of energy products for five consecutive years.
-Referring to Table 16-15,what are the simple price indices for electricity,natural gas and fuel oil,respectively,in year 3 using year 1 as the base year?
Question 3
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True or False: The consumer price index is a Paasche price index.
Question 4
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True or False: The base period should be recent so that a price index is not severely affected by change in technology,and consumer attitudes and habits.
Question 5
Short Answer
TABLE 16-15 Given below are the average prices for three types of energy products for five consecutive years.
-Referring to Table 16-15,what are the simple price indices for electricity,natural gas and fuel oil,respectively,in year 2 using year 5 as the base year?
Question 6
True/False
True or False: For a price index,it is preferable to select the base period in a period of economic stability.
Question 7
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True or False: The Paasche price index has the disadvantage that current consumption quantities are usually hard to obtain.
Question 8
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True or False: Unweighted aggregate price indices account for differences in the magnitude of prices per unit and differences in the consumption levels of the items in the market basket.
Question 9
Short Answer
TABLE 16-15 Given below are the average prices for three types of energy products for five consecutive years.
-Referring to Table 16-15,what are the simple price indices for electricity,natural gas and fuel oil,respectively,in year 4 using year 1 as the base year?
Question 10
True/False
True or False: The Laspeyres price index is a form of weighted aggregate price index.
Question 11
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True or False: The Paasche price index uses the consumption quantities in the year of interest as the weights.
Question 12
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True or False: The Laspeyres price index uses the initial consumption quantities as the weights.
Question 13
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True or False: A simple price index tracks the price of a group of commodities at a given period of time to the price paid for that group of commodities at a particular point of time in the past.
Question 14
Short Answer
TABLE 16-15 Given below are the average prices for three types of energy products for five consecutive years.
-Referring to Table 16-15,what are the simple price indices for electricity,natural gas and fuel oil,respectively,in year 3 using year 5 as the base year?
Question 15
True/False
True or False: The more expensive commodities are overly influential in an unweighted aggregate price index.
Question 16
Short Answer
TABLE 16-15 Given below are the average prices for three types of energy products for five consecutive years.
-Referring to Table 16-15,what are the simple price indices for electricity,natural gas and fuel oil,respectively,in year 1 using year 5 as the base year?
Question 17
Short Answer
TABLE 16-15 Given below are the average prices for three types of energy products for five consecutive years.
-Referring to Table 16-15,what are the simple price indices for electricity,natural gas and fuel oil,respectively,in year 5 using year 1 as the base year?
Question 18
True/False
True or False: The Paasche price index reflects more accurately the consumption cost at a point in time because it uses the consumption quantities in the initial year as the base.
Question 19
True/False
True or False: The Laspeyres price index has the disadvantage that the consumption pattern in the initial period might be quite different from that in the current period and,hence,does not reflect accurately the current consumption cost.