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Example 20.10 Let us take another example. Table 20.12 gives indices with two different base-years, 1988 100 and 1992 = 100, but in both the cases, series are not complete. Table 20.12 Splicing of Index Numbers Year Index A Index B Index C (1988 = 100) (1992 = 100) (Index A: Complete Series) 1988 100 100 1989 110 110 1990 120 120 1991 130 130 1992 150 100 150 1993 120 180 1994 150 225 1995 180 270 It is required to develop one series with 1988 = 100.

Example 20.10 Let us take another example. Table 20.12 gives indices with two different base-years, 1988 100 and 1992 = 100, but in both the cases, series are not complete. Table 20.12 Splicing of Index Numbers Year Index A Index B Index C (1988 = 100) (1992 = 100) (Index A: Complete Series) 1988 100 100 1989 110 110 1990 120 120 1991 130 130 1992 150 100 150 1993 120 180 1994 150 225 1995 180 270 It is required to develop one series with 1988 = 100.

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Example 20.10 Let us take another example. Table 20.12 gives indices with two different base-years, 1988 = 100 and 1992 = 100, but in both the cases, series are not complete. Table 20.12 Splicing of Index Numbers Year Index A Index B Index C (1988 = 100) (1992 = 100) (Index A: Complete Series) 1988 100 100 1989 110 110 1990 120 120 1991 130 130 1992 150 100 150 1993 120 180 1994 150 225 1995 180 270 It is required to develop one series with 1988 = 100.
Transcribed Image Text:Example 20.10 Let us take another example. Table 20.12 gives indices with two different base-years, 1988 = 100 and 1992 = 100, but in both the cases, series are not complete. Table 20.12 Splicing of Index Numbers Year Index A Index B Index C (1988 = 100) (1992 = 100) (Index A: Complete Series) 1988 100 100 1989 110 110 1990 120 120 1991 130 130 1992 150 100 150 1993 120 180 1994 150 225 1995 180 270 It is required to develop one series with 1988 = 100.
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