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The Practice of Increasing a Nominal Quantity Each Period by an Amount

Question 16

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The practice of increasing a nominal quantity each period by an amount equal to the percentage increase in a specified price index is called

A) a substitution bias.
B) the Fisher effect.
C) deflating.
D) indexing.
E) a quality adjustment.

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