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EXPLANATION OF TERMINOLOGY, CONTENT AND
           METHODOLOGY OF SOME STATISTICAL INDICATORS ON
                                          PRICE


               Consumer  price  mentions  the  expense  of  consumers  for  a  unit  of
          commodity or service to serve their daily lives. Consumer price shows the
          retail price of goods on the market or the cost of services for people’ livings.

          In case, commodities are not priced and can be bargained, consumer price is
          the final price of commodity paid by consumers.

               Consumer  Price  Index (CPI) is a relative indicator ( %) reflecting
          the  tendency  and  change  over  time  in  the  prices  of  consumer  goods  and
          services purchased by people.

               The  representative  list  of  goods  and  services  for  measuring  CPI
          consists  of  key  goods  and  services  which  represent  for  the  population’s
          consumption in a certain period.

               Weight  for  CPI  compilation  is  the  expenditure  share  for  goods  and
          services groups in the total of population’s expenditure in base year.

               Weighted geometric mean Laspeyres formula is used to compile CPI:


                                                n    p t   W i 0
                                                      
                                        I t 0       i 0 
                                         p
                                               i 1  p i 
               Where:

                I t 0 :  CPI in the reference period (t) compared to  the constant base
                p
          period (0);

                 t
                     0
                p ,  p : Consumer price of product i in the reference period (t) and in
                 i
                     i
          the constant base period (0) respectively;




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