ENGR.ECONOMIC ANALYSIS
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- Use the following information to calculate:
______________ __2000___________________2020_________
Product_____ _P_______ Q___________P_________Q_____
Textbooks $40 100 $100 120
Hamburgers 2 200 5 250
Shirts 10 50 30 100
Computers 250 40 200 100
- The changes in the cost of living between the given dates, relying on both Laspeyres and Paasche
price indices. - The change in the cost of living based on the Fisher price index.
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