USA – How does the government measure inflation? (Nasiha Salwati and David Wessel, Brookings)

Inflation refers to changes over time in the overall level of prices of goods and services throughout the economy. The government measures inflation by comparing the current prices of a set of goods and services to previous prices. That turns out to be more complicated than it sounds. Here’s how inflation measures work.

How does the government measure inflation? (brookings.edu)

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