Year1990199520002005Quantity/PriceQuantityPriceQuantityPriceQuantityPriceQuantityPriceGood 1981042813735Good 245393860437455Good 389732010524Total value35734287695211385Answer the following questions. Round your answers to the nearest first decimal.a. Compute the 2000 Laspeyres quantity index base 100 = 1990.122.3b. Compute the 1990 Laspeyres price index base 100 = 2005.49.2c. Compute the 2005 Paasche quantity index base 100 = 1995.154.0d. Compute the 1995 Paasche price index base 100 = 1990.131.4e. Compute the 2005 Fisher price index base 100 = 1995.170.44f. Compute the 2000 chained Fisher price index base 100 = 1990.170.0

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