Suppose There Are Only Two Goods (Good a and Good

question 106

Multiple Choice

Suppose there are only two goods (Good A and Good B) and the average person buys 4 of Good A in a year and 3 of Good B. If, in the base year, the Price of Good A is $5 and the Price of Good B is $10, and in the next year the Price of Goods A and B both increase by 5% at the same stores but new business starts to sell B for $9 what is the problem with the CPI way of calculating inflation that is apparent

• A)it understates the importance of Good A in the budget.
• B)it understates the importance of Good B in the budget.
• C)it fails to recognize that people will start to buy Good B in the new store and therefore the CPI overstates the degree of inflation.
• D)it fails to recognize that people will start to buy Good B in the new store and therefore the CPI understates the degree of inflation.

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