A small nation of ten people enjoy music and singing. All they produce and consume are karaoke machines and CDs, in the amounts shown in the table below: Karaoke Machines CDs Year Price ($) Quantity (kg) Price ($) Quantity (liter) 2016* 40 10 8 30 2017 60 12 10 50 * Assume 2016 is the base year. Fix the Basket to 4 Karaoke Machines and 3 CDs. a. Calculate the Cost of the Basket for two years.

A small nation of ten people enjoy music and singing. All they produce and consume are karaoke machines and CDs, in the amounts shown in the table below: Karaoke Machines CDs Year Price ($) Quantity (kg) Price ($) Quantity (liter) 2016* 40 10 8 30 2017 60 12 10 50 * Assume 2016 is the base year. Fix the Basket to 4 Karaoke Machines and 3 CDs. a. Calculate the Cost of the Basket for two years.

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Chapter22: Inflation

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