ENGR.ECONOMIC ANALYSIS
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- the CPI calculation has measurement errors that are avoided in the real GDP calculation.
- the CPI includes prices of imports which consumers buy which are not relevant to GDP.
- the CPI does not track government spending, business investment or net exports.
- All of the answers are correct.
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