As alternative measures of the price level,the gross domestic product (GDP) deflator and the consumer price index (CPI) differ in all of the following ways EXCEPT
A) the GDP deflator includes prices of all goods and services making up the GDP,while the CPI includes prices of consumers goods and services only.
B) the GDP deflator excludes import prices,while the CPI includes import prices.
C) the composition of the goods and services used to compute the GDP deflator changes regularly,while the composition of the CPI does not change regularly.
D) the GDP deflator includes prices of producer goods,while the CPI excludes them.
E) the GDP deflator is not a price index,while the CPI is a price index.
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