How to Calculate the Consumer Price Index (CPI) and Inflation Rate

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Not for an exam, personally. But good luck! No, just someone who isn’t bad with math wanting to understand information better. Especially since everyone likes to add flavor and opinions to every conversation/publication when I just want the FACTS. Lol

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[@jf4118]

Its important to note that he means the inflation rate percentage is calculated only by the CPI between one year and the previous year before that.

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Thank you so much! My only question is where to find the guided notes, they're not in the description...

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Great to have “Guided Notes”!!! How do we get them. I not seeing it in the description below. Please help!

[@billzhang709]

For the CPI number that the government publishes monthly, is it calculated based on month instead of year? What is the base usually?

[@haivu6976]

Some segments in the video are stamped not adjacent to each other

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Basket is it equal to a group of products?

[@luisanora7443]

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[@faYte0607]

In summary, CPI calculation always uses a base year that doesn't change. However, inflation does not use a base year that doesn't change. it takes rolling years. Inflation is pretty much the %change in YoY price of a basket of goods or CPI. Either can be used

[@weinseinlay610]

Hi Set index formula Set=Current market value×100/Base market value This is for Stock thailand. Can you calculate it with examples . I want to know that is how to get daily set index with that formula . Please help me...

[@IssahMsodoka]

Well explained ❤Thank you

[@Tamhas7]

Sir how can i find inflation rate of 2016

[@AbuSufian-rm5gw]

one question, without getting the CPI we still can get the inflation by using the market basket price between years..

[@oshinb9756]

Very helpful and clear. Thank you

[@1stKingKazma]

Whats the basket of goods used?

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[@yanshikarajput7399]

can anyone tell me which specific market basket he is talking about.....??

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[@MrSinn]

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[@AshleysLifewithaKid]

Why is the base year 2015 and not 2014?

[@carleynorthcoast1915]

I found this channel by coming across a video that introduced basic economic principles and I went to the channel to find a follow up video. I found a playlist of videos that went over the concepts summarized in the first video and playlists of videos for topics inmicro/macroeconomics and types of economies. The problem is I can't find any other introductory videos - for instance is there a video that introduces the concept of inflation for someone who doesn't know what it is?

[@MrSinn]

carley northcoast I don’t have a video that talks about just the concept of inflation. That is a good idea though! Any other videos you think I could use?

[@noel7777noel]

@@MrSinn "inflation" is "interest" rates. Inflation = interest rates Say I save X amount of dollars for retirement in 1990. Well. I want the same X amount of dollars when I retire in 2035. So. To adjust for inflation, I want the bank to match the interest with inflation. And it must match. And if both are zero. Inflation doesn't happen. Because everyone saving for a one star retirement and everyone receives a two star retirement is impossible math. And if this is tried, inflation will happen. So how to invest without inflation happening. Say I invest in a capital investment to earn interest rates. Say that capital investment is a pizza shop. If I want 1% interest rates, the pizza gets 1% more expensive. So 1% inflation happens on the price of the pizza. Inflation and interest rates are the same thing. The idea here is. To invest in something one themselves doesn't buy. For example. Investors in apartment buildings. The landlords never rent themselves. A Rob Peter to pay Paul. Now the landlord saves for a one star retirement, and receives a two star retirement, while the tenants save for a two star retirement and receives a one star retirement, so inflation doesn't happen. Because the math equation is now in equilibrium. You get your tenants to pay you interest rates. The tenants save for a two star retirement and receives a one star retirement. The landlords are Paul, and the tenants are Peter. In this rob Peter to pay Paul.

[@pulagamvamsikrishna7691]

first of all how do we get this market basket

[@heryiswanto4904]

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Loved it. Thank you very much.

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[@jordankopal1412]

Hello, for some reason when I calculate the formula, from 2017 to 2019 it gives me the incorrect percent answers. I managed to get 2015 and 2016 using your way. year 2-year1/year 1 * 100.

[@abdullahkanrani6633]

Send the link of notes please

[@learnstat2083]

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[@tarunx2]

Why need CPI at all when inflation can be calculated from the basket price itself?

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[@indersandhu3394]

Why is is inflation rate different when we use different base year

[@syedmehdi5676]

Because your are calculating the percentage change in prices ( in other words the inflation) as compared to a base year. So if your basis of comparison changes i.e., the base year changes, the values for inflation will also change.

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this was very helpful

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[@Mads_Vel]

Hello, I have monthly inflation data and calculated the monthly %-change from 1971 to today. What is the formula for annual inflation change from 1971 to today?

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Thanks sir. Very nice.

[@divaonedivine]

Thank you! This helped me so much in Micro economics.

[@michaelchen2136]

while this is a macroeconomics topic

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[@sidewlkr]

how to calculate QoQ for CPI?

[@katrinaberiana6246]

How'd you get the cpi of 2014 😮

[@Asurround]

Divide 15 over 25 times 100

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The price of steel produced in India sold to America goes up. what will happen to GDP deflator and CPI of America? rise or fall. please answer, thank you

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[@oyoweprecious7157]

Not properly explained. This was more complicated

[@noel7777noel]

At a higher level of math, you start to do it (instead) backwards. Basically, An amateur in math will see a GDP as a whole number and not a whole fraction. Basically, GDP is adding fractions. Thus. When adding fractions, the answer is a fraction. GDP is supposed to be a fraction. And inflation is the changes of that fraction. He was explaining cumulative inflation. Cumulative inflation is not the same as inflation. Cumulative inflation will look like, 8/8 increases to 8/9, then increases to 8/10. And regular inflation is the changes in that fraction expressed in a percentage. While regular inflation looks like 2%, and stays the same on an average At a higher level of math, you start to do instead backward. Lock in the GDP to a whole fraction to do the math backward. It will be a speed trick. The GDP fraction will now look like 8/8 changes to 9/9, than changes to 10/10. Basically, since the GDP represents a whole pie, AKA a whole fraction. This is why an amateur in math will see a GDP as a whole number.

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​@@noel7777noel thanks for the additional perspective

[@vincejacob5278]

CAN THERE BE A NEGATIVE IN THE LEVEL OF INFLATION?

[@eduardoheide4835]

Yes. It is called deflation.

[@ishmaelmumba2892]

What if is exceeding 100%

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Helpful

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Thx

[@jd6181]

this video is not helpful the answer i got does'nt match the answer in the video

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why r people watching this vid in their free time. like tf my teacher made me watch this and it makes me want to take a gun to my head. all peace n love!

[@jd6181]

i don't understand

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I PROMISE HE'S NOT BLINKING HIS EYES Good video though

[@robertmccully2792]

Why use 100? Not explain.

[@Lfc_1111]

Just as an easy comparable number, it has no significant economic meaning

[@allenpetrus9705]

On year 2017 the inflation rate should be 40%

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johnny sinn?

[@sizzelot]

Why make it so complicated? If we really want to know what inflation is just divide the money the Fed printed over past year by the money supply at the start of the period being measured.

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Please interpret slowly

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You're just giving answers instead of showing us how you found them

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[@talhasultan3577]

how to know what's the value of market basket?

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thank you very helpful