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28 October, 04:06

If your nominal income is $80,000 and your real income in base year prices is $71,500, what is the cpi?

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  1. 28 October, 05:46
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    The consumer price index would change in concert with the real value of the income that the consumer has. In this case, the nominal value is 80,000 with a real value of only 71,500. Taking these two values and dividing them gives a quotient of 1.118, which is rounded up to 1.12, multiplied by 100 to give a CPI of 112.
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