NOUN
- an index that traces the relative changes in the price of an individual good (or a market basket of goods) over time
How To Use price index In A Sentence
- It ought not to be news when a nominal price index reaches a new peak; it's what ought to happen. Times, Sunday Times
- And this spring, the core price indexes, which exclude food and fuel, have posted modest increases.
- The increase in our standard rates will be linked to the retail price index.
- It ought not to be news when a nominal price index reaches a new peak; it's what ought to happen. Times, Sunday Times
- The deceleration is evident in the prices of commodities, which have fallen by 8.6% since mid-February, according to The Economist's commodity-price index.
- Well, the consumer price index rose just 1 percent in January, the Labor Department reported Wednesday.
- Inflation, as measured by the retail price index, is expected to drop.
- Yes | No | Report from Yohan wrote 2 years 7 weeks ago oops cpi = consumer price index,. The Great Barrel Break-In Fad
- Whereas benefits are indexed to consumer price index inflation, revenue growth is driven by real wage growth.
- Import prices rise and since imports are a large fraction of consumption, the consumer price index rises right along with imports.
