The Bias in the CPI Distorts Private Contracts Because

question 108

Multiple Choice

The bias in the CPI distorts private contracts because

• A)a future payment that is linked to the CPI is likely to be raised above the true increase in the price level.
• B)a worker that links her salary to the CPI is likely to be worse off than a worker that doesn't link her salary to the CPI.
• C)a lender that links the interest payments on the loan to the CPI is likely to be worse off than a lender that does not link the interest payments on the loan to the CPI.
• D)a future increase in a payment that is linked to the CPI is likely to be less than the true increase in the price level.
• E)the CPI cannot properly account for what goods and services a typical urban consumer buys.

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Definitions:

Contractures

The permanent tightening of muscles, tendons, or skin that restricts normal movement.

Passive Range

The extent of movement at a joint attained with external assistance, without the active contraction of the patient's muscles.

Active Range

The full motion extent that a joint or body part can achieve through voluntary muscle contraction.

Lower the Patient

The process of carefully moving a patient into a lower position, often for medical examination or treatment.