8-9. A recent college graduate has received the annual salaries shown in the following table over the past four years. During this time, the CPI has performed as indicated. Determine the annual salaries in year-zero dollars (b=0), using the CPI as the indicator of general price inflation. (8.2) End of Year Salary (A$) CPI 1 $34,000 2.4% 2 36,200 1.9% 3 38,800 3.3% 41,500 3.4%

8-9. A recent college graduate has received the annual salaries shown in the following table over the past four years. During this time, the CPI has performed as indicated. Determine the annual salaries in year-zero dollars (b=0), using the CPI as the indicator of general price inflation. (8.2) End of Year Salary (A$) CPI 1 $34,000 2.4% 2 36,200 1.9% 3 38,800 3.3% 41,500 3.4%

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Chapter1: Making Economics Decisions

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