Can you compare the Consumer price indeces of two countries when they have different base year?
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It will take two steps.  Take the index level for Country A for the base year of Country B; then multiple or divide as necessary.  So:\nIf Country B's baseline year is 1976=100, and Country A's index level in 1976 was 119, then you multiply the Country B reading for a given year by 1.19 to get a comparable equivalent Country A reading: so a Feb. 2006 Country B reading of 200 would be equivalent to a Country A reading of 238.
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here, this should help:\nhttp://www.xe.com/ucc/\n\nthought, if you just want a rough estimate, 1 UK is usually equal to 2 US\nnot exactly, but its rounded.\n\nso about double the price.
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http://nationallawforms.com/webhelp/consumer-trust/living_trusts/per_stirpes_vs._per_capita.htm
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go to www.pricegrabber.com where you can compare models, prices,and read users reviews.
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i dont know where u stay.. itherwise i could have.. because price differs from country to country..
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That depends on which country you're in.
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go to bankrate.com and find out.
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When someone from country A buys something from someone in country B, person A's money is first converted into the currency of country B, and then the product is purchased. If A buys more from B than B buys from A, the demand for B money relative to A money is greater, and the price of B's currency has a tendency to rise relative to A's currency. Example: the US buys more goods from China than China buys from the US. This makes pressure for the Chinese currency to rise relative to dollars, but the Chinese government prevents the appreciation of their currency relative to the dollar, in part by purchasing US debt, in the form of US government bonds. This keeps the price of their goods cheap.
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nope cause the perrcentages vary each year according to the countries regional income.
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Date .......  CPI.....Core\nDec 2005 - 3.400 2.200 \nNov 2005 - 3.500 2.100 \nOct 2005 - 4.300 2.000 \nSep 2005 - 4.700 2.000 \nAug 2005 - 3.600 2.200 \nJul 2005 - 3.200 2.100 \nJun 2005 - 2.500 2.100 \nMay 2005 - 2.800 2.200 \nApr 2005 - 3.500 2.200 \nMar 2005 - 3.100 2.400 \nFeb 2005 - 3.000 2.300 \nJan 2005 - 3.000 2.200 \nFeb 2006 - 3.600 2.100 \nJan 2006 - 4.000 2.100
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The CPI for the last 12 months is 3.5%. \n\nYou can find it at http://www.bls.gov/cpi/
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I'm in Ireland, and I think they will here - usually the markets are pretty similar.  I went for a five year fixed with mine, and I'm already glad I did 6 months into it.
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Because its cheaper for both countries
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i assume you want a demonstration of the use of numbers and math in daily life... try these\n\n1. suppose brand a of candy sells for 2.37 for an 8 oz bag and brand b sells for 3.05 for a 11 oz bag ask audience which is a better deal ?, why ?, how can we compare the 2 brands to get a definite answer ? Now you introduce the idea of unit price which is $amount/weight do this for each brand. The smaller value for the two brands is the better unit price or the better deal.\n\nfind three different size circles. measure for each one the distance around the circle and the distance across the center of it write these values down for each circle.  Now for each pair of measurements divide the around value by the across value. ask the audience to compare the three quotients and note anything unusual.  what will happen is that no matter the size of the circle distance around/distance across is the same value about 3.14159. now state that pi is the ratio of dist. around / dist. across for a circle and is the same regardless of size of circle
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http://www.bbc.co.uk/\nclick the countries tab on top and read about a country\n-----\ntry not to compare developed and developing nations: its bound to be different\ntry the cliche INDIA vs CHINA\nor better yet, Japan vs China or China vs Taiwan
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Each country and outlet charge  different prices?
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Result : \non 31 December 2005\n\n1 GBP (UK)=1.7214 USD (US) 1 GBP=1.721436 USD \n1 USD (US)=0.5809 GBP (UK) 1 USD=0.58091 GBP\n\nhttp://fxtop.com/en/cnvhisto.php3?A=1&C1=GBP&C2=USD&DD=31&MM=12&YYYY=2005&B=1&P=&I=1&btnOK=Go%21