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What has a greater effect on Consumer prices index: 20% Price rise of cars or 20% rise in watches?
Just a little confused on what the correct answer would be above. I'm assuming it's the cars but I don't know why. If anyone could help me out, it would be very much appreciated! Thanks.
Without having access to the actual formula that is used to calculate the CPI, I would presume that the answer would be cars. Cars are more of a necessity to most people than a watch. Therefore then end to by them more often and spend a larger percentage of their income on cars than watches over time. Also, the average person probably never buys a watch that costs more than $1000, or if they do, would likely only do so once or twice in their life, so overall, the average person's spending (which the CPI is meant to reflect) will be much greater on cars than watches over time.