Typically the Consumer Price Index (CPI) Is Calculated By

Multiple Choice

Typically the consumer price index (CPI) is calculated by:

A) checking the prices of all goods in 38 geographic locations.
B) checking the prices of only consumer goods in all populated places in the United States (using the Census Bureau's definition of a populated place) .
C) checking the prices of about 8,000 goods in about 38 locations across the United States.
D) checking the prices of about 8,000 goods in about 38 locations in North America.
E) checking the prices of about 10,000 goods in about 75 locations in the United States.