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  1. Index number by Aggregate expenditure method Example-1
  2. Index number by Family budget method Example-2
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  7. Cost of living Index number

1. Index number by Aggregate expenditure method Example-1
(Previous example)

2. Index number by Family budget method Example-2





1. Find Cost of living Index number by the Family budget method
ItemQuantityPrice0Price1
A351618
B254045
C2060120
D108090
E203045
F152835


Solution:
Family budget method :
ItemQuantity
`q_0`
Price
`p_0`
Price
`p_1`
Price relatives
`I=p_1/p_0 xx 100`
`W=p_0q_0``IW`
A351618112.556063000
B254045112.51000112500
C20601202001200240000
D108090112.580090000
E20304515060090000
F15283512542052500
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Total`sum W=4580``sum IW=648000`


Consumer price index number by family budget method

`I=(sum IW)/(sum W)`

`=(648000)/(4580)`

`=141.48`

Thus, there is a rise of `(141.48-100)=41.48%` in family budget
2. Find Cost of living Index number by the Family budget method
ItemQuantityPrice0Price1
A40160200
B25400600
C55070
D201018
E1023


Solution:
Family budget method :
ItemQuantity
`q_0`
Price
`p_0`
Price
`p_1`
Price relatives
`I=p_1/p_0 xx 100`
`W=p_0q_0``IW`
A401602001256400800000
B25400600150100001500000
C5507014025035000
D20101818020036000
E1023150203000
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Total`sum W=16870``sum IW=2374000`


Consumer price index number by family budget method

`I=(sum IW)/(sum W)`

`=(2374000)/(16870)`

`=140.72`

Thus, there is a rise of `(140.72-100)=40.72%` in family budget
3. Find Cost of living Index number by the Family budget method
ItemQuantityPrice0Price1
A4022.50
B2033.25
C101.51.75


Solution:
Family budget method :
ItemQuantity
`q_0`
Price
`p_0`
Price
`p_1`
Price relatives
`I=p_1/p_0 xx 100`
`W=p_0q_0``IW`
A4022.51258010000
B2033.25108.3333606500
C101.51.75116.6667151750
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Total`sum W=155``sum IW=18250`


Consumer price index number by family budget method

`I=(sum IW)/(sum W)`

`=(18250)/(155)`

`=117.74`

Thus, there is a rise of `(117.74-100)=17.74%` in family budget


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