Chapter 8: Q.15 (page 164)
In the table for Problem 8-14, if 2020 is the base year, what is the price index for 2019? (Round decimal fractions to the nearest tenth.)

Short Answer
If is the base year, the price index foris.
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Chapter 8: Q.15 (page 164)
In the table for Problem 8-14, if 2020 is the base year, what is the price index for 2019? (Round decimal fractions to the nearest tenth.)

If is the base year, the price index foris.
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