Loose-leaf Version for Statistics: Concepts and Controversies
Loose-leaf Version for Statistics: Concepts and Controversies
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Author: David S. Moore, William I. Notz
Publisher: W. H. Freeman
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Chapter 16, Problem CS
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To find: The player with the largest salary in terms of 2005 dollars by converting Babe Ruth’s 1931 and Hank Aaron’s 1976 salary into 2005 dollars.

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Solution: The Babe Ruth’s 1931 salary and Hank Aaron’s 1976 salary in terms of 2005 dollars is $1,027,895 and $858,084, respectively. The player Barry Bond’s has the largest salary than the Babe Ruth’s and Hank Aaron’s in terms of 2005 dollars.

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Calculation: The formula to convert the amount from one period to another period is shown below:

Dollars at time B=Dollars at time A×CPI at time BCPI at time A

So, the Babe Ruth’s 1931 salary in terms of 2005 dollars is calculated as

2005 dollars=1931 dollars×CPI of the year 2005CPIof the year 1931=$80,000×195.315.2=$1,027,894.7$1,027,895

Again, the Hank Aaron’s 1976 salary in terms of 2005 dollars is calculated as

2005 dollars=1976 dollars×CPI of the year 2005CPIof the year 1976=$250,000×195.356.9=$858,084.3$858,084

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