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Consumer Price Index research series using current methods, 1978ñ98 BLS research indicates that the measured rate of inflation would have been lower since 1978 if methods currently used in calculating the Consumer Price Index for All Urban Consumers had been in place from that year to the present

Kenneth J. Stewart, Stephen B Reed

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Key concepts: Series (stratigraphy), Inflation (cosmology), Index (typography), Econometrics, Consumer price index (South Africa), Price index, Current (fluid), Economics

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Consumer Price Index research series using current methods, 1978ñ98 BLS research indicates that the measured rate of inflation would have been lower since 1978 if methods currently used in calculating the Consumer Price Index for All Urban Consumers had been in place from that year to the present — Research Paper | ScholarLens