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The Theory of the Cost-Of-Living Index

The Theory of the Cost-Of-Living Index

Robert A. Pollak

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Oxford University Press
Año de edición:
1989
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Microeconomía
ISBN:
9780195058703

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This volume presents twelve papers-four previously unpublished-that explore the theory of the cost-of-living index, and demonstrate the ways that the theory, when suitably elaborated, provides principled answers to many of the practical problems that arise in constructing indexes of consumer prices.

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