Commodity Substitution Bias in the CPI Refers to the Fact

question 90

Multiple Choice

Commodity substitution bias in the CPI refers to the fact that the CPI

• A)substitutes relative prices for absolute prices of goods.
• B)takes no account of the substitution of goods by consumers when relative prices change.
• C)accounts for improved quality in price rises.
• D)takes into account the substitution of goods by consumers when relative prices change.

Differentiate between the various types of costs related to capital budgeting such as sunk, opportunity, and financing costs.

Recognize the importance of incremental cash flows in the assessment of capital projects.

Identify factors that do not affect cash flow estimates directly, such as depreciation and financing costs.

Understand the challenges and uncertainties in estimating future cash flows for various project types.

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