11th Grade > Statistics
INDEX NUMBERS MCQs
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D
The change in any price may or may not be reflected in a price index number as such index reflects the change in terms of averages. The wholesale price index can be used to measure the monetary and real value of national income and expenditure.
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A
P01=∑P1P0n∗100=25203030+1510+3525+4540+55506∗100
=1.25+1+1.5+1.4+1.125+1.16∗100
=7.3756∗100=122.92
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B
Given, CPI in 2013 = 123
CPI in 2014 = 157
Rate of inflation (%) = [(CPI in 2014 – CPI in 2013)CPI in 2013]∗100
=[(157–123)123]∗100
=(34123)∗100=27.64
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B
IIP in India is based on the quantity of production of goods and not the price.
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B
Manufacturing is given about 79% weightage.
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A
The most significant aspect of the construction of index numbers is its purpose of study.
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A
Given, CPI = 500
Current Salary = Rs.15,000
Base salary = Rs.3,000
Since, CPI has become 5 times its value (100) at the base year of 1990.
Therefore, the salary should be commensurate i.e. it should also be 5 times of his salary in 1990.
⇒ S01 = 5×3,000 = Rs.15,000
⇒ Required increase in salary = 15,000 – 15,000 = Rs. 0
⇒ No raise is required.
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B
False. The CPI for industrial workers and agricultural labourers are published by Labour Bureau and not by the Central Statistical Organisation. On the other hand, The Central Statistical Organisation publishes the CPI number of urban non manual employees.
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A
Bombay Stock exchange consists of 30 stocks
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A
CPI is inversely proportional to the purchasing power of money.