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EXPLANATION OF TERMINOLOGY, CONTENT
                          AND METHODOLOGY OF SOME STATISTICAL INDICATORS
                                                   ON PRICE INDEX




                           Consumer  price  mentions  the  expense  of  consumers  for  a  unit  of
                     commodity or service to serve their daily lives. Consumer price shows the retail
                     price of goods on the market or the cost of services for people’ livings. In case,
                     commodities are not priced and can be bargained, consumer price is the final price
                     of commodity paid by consumers.

                           Consumer  price  index  (CPI)  is  a  relative  indicator  (%)  reflecting  the
                     tendency  and  change  over  time  in  the  prices  of  consumer  goods  and  services
                     purchased by people.

                           The representative list of goods and services for measuring CPI consists of
                     key  goods  and  services  which  represent  for  the  population’s  consumption  in  a
                     certain period.

                           Weight for CPI compilation is the expenditure share for goods and services
                     groups in the total of population’s expenditure in base year.

                           Weighted geometric mean Laspeyres formula is used to compile CPI:


                                   n   p t   W i 0
                                        i
                           I t→ 0  =    0  
                                     
                            p
                                  i= 1 p i 
                           Where:
                           I t→ 0 : CPI in the reference period (t) compared to the constant base period
                            p
                     (0);

                                 0
                            t
                           p ,  p : Consumer price of product i in the reference period (t) and in the
                            i
                                 i
                     constant base period (0) respectively;







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