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gazzaboy

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Assuming a base year of 100, then food inflation rate is 20%, housing inflation rate is 10% and the health inflation rate is 50%. However, since they are differently weighted, the contribution of food is 15% × 20% = 3%, contribution of housing is 20% × 10% = 2% and contribution of health is 5% × 50% = 2.5%. The highest contribution is therefore food.
 
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Assuming a base year of 100, then food inflation rate is 20%, housing inflation rate is 10% and the health inflation rate is 50%. However, since they are differently weighted, the contribution of food is 15% × 20% = 3%, contribution of housing is 20% × 10% = 2% and contribution of health is 5% × 50% = 2.5%. The highest contribution is therefore food.
Ohhhh ok thank you, so base year should always be assumed as 100?
 

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