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A failure in the measurement of inflation : results from a hedonic and matched experiment using scanner data

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Scanner data and the meaurement of inflation

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Hedonic price indexes and the matched models approach

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A Failure in the Measurement of Inflation : Results from a Hedonic and Matched Experiment Using Scanner Data

Silver, Mick; Heravi, Saeed - 2021

Statistical offices use the matched models method to compile consumer price indices (CPIs) to measure inflation. The prices of a sample of models are recorded, and then price collectors visit the same stores each subsequent month to record the prices of the same matched sample of models. The...

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