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This paper presents an indirect approach to investigate the possible existence of measurement error bias in the … bias in the UK, nor for Italy prior to the introduction of the Euro. Since January 2002, however, the inflation rate in …
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Current HICP measurement practices produce an upward bias of about one-ninth of a percentage point in German inflation … the euro area HICP. The measurement of the German HICP is impaired by the extrapolation of expenditure weights, and the …
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The COVID-19 crisis had a major impact on the measurement of inflation around the world, as price observation in shops …
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Consumer price indices reflect changes through time in the prices of goods and services that are bought by households for the satisfaction of their consumption needs. In Greece, there are two different indicators of inflation issued by the National Statistical Service of Greece. The Consumer...
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How much does quality adjustment matter in measuring consumer price inflation? To address this question, we use different sources of micro and macro price data for Germany and the euro area. For Germany, we find that quality adjustment applies to a large range of goods and services but, on...
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introduces a systematic bias in the measurement of inflation. For our data we find that the life cycle bias underestimates the … this has on the measurement of inflation. Using a large US scanner data set on supermarket products and applying flexible … measurement of inflation by around 0.30 percentage points each year …
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under-weighted, but the under-weighting remains fairly stable over time so that inflation measurement is not signi ficantly …
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This study has adopted the actual household expenditure data from the national accountstoconstruct a true inflation rate (using the Fisher index) and found that the official inflationrateinthe 33 OECD countries was an overestimate of true inflation for 22 and underestimate in11countries in the...
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The Harmonised Index of Consumer Prices (HICP) co-exists with the national Consumer Price Index (CPI) as a key measure of inflation in Germany. Both indices are based on the same granular price data and uniform compilation methods at the lower levels of aggregation. However, differences arise at...
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