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Exploring the actual weightings for the CPI-U basket of goods More
Added Feb 14, 2012
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Duration 7:28 | views 5197
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yannbane Says:
Oh, I misunderstood your post then, sorry... I don't live in the US so I really don't know about this.
Epitzsche Says:
I'm comming with you!
ArturBSU1 Says:
Please, make video about hedonistic coefficients. ))
DonSSanders Says:
I am positive Mr. Khan gave an completely accurate presentation. My criticism is of the Bureau of Lying Statistics...the numbers they use are corrupted. They are constantly under a Data Quality Act challenge.
freesk8 Says:
Check out shadowstatsDOTcom for a graph of unemployment using the same method the govt did before hedonics and other deceptive government propaganda manipulations.
T0B0KKE Says:
Did Sal mentioned Hedonic adjustments in CPI calculation? That's the greatest scam ever!
CreatureOfTheCosmos Says:
Please come back up khanacademy website!
IvanAndreevich Says:
CPI is a dumb way to measure inflation. Inflation is a monetary phenomenon - the increase in the supply of money. Price changes are secondary, and depend on other factors as well.
bevon17 Says:
this video is way over my head back to the biology videos for me!
yannbane Says:
That is highly unlikely, I doubt Khan Academy would do such a thing. Also, why in some cases the average might wander off the actual state of things, it's usually a very accurate representation of it.
DonSSanders Says:
Average is not a person...it is simply a number on a graph. Are these numbers just manipulated for the sake of the U.S, bond market? Fake results to benefit a few fat cats?
xTheFuFu Says:
nnice
ShadowwwLFS Says:
Finally :)