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When CPI data is collected, what does the index value represent?

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gladu [14]2 years ago

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When CPI data is collected, what does the index value represent. Prices used to compute CPI are collected during the entire month, and that data is published monthly. So, the index value represents an estimate of the price level for the month as a whole, rather than a specific date.

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