Multiple Choice
For an index number of an average quantity or price, the weights used must add up to 1 for
A) neither a proportional- weights index nor an unweighted index.
B) price indexes only.
C) a proportional- weights index but not an unweighted index.
D) an unweighted index but not a proportional- weights index.
E) both a proportional- weights index and an unweighted index.
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