2007
DOI: 10.3726/978-3-653-01120-3
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Index Theory and Price Statistics

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“…(8)). Commensurability is a very powerful property but this is an important test-when it is satisfied, the index function can be expressed in price relatives and then it is a function of 3N (instead of 4N ) variables (see von der Lippe, 2007). Certainly the set of functions satisfying (5) is not empty, for example we could assume f j X Y = c j X + Y for j = 1 2 m and some c j ∈ R + .…”
Section: The General Formula For Aggregative Price Indicesmentioning
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“…(8)). Commensurability is a very powerful property but this is an important test-when it is satisfied, the index function can be expressed in price relatives and then it is a function of 3N (instead of 4N ) variables (see von der Lippe, 2007). Certainly the set of functions satisfying (5) is not empty, for example we could assume f j X Y = c j X + Y for j = 1 2 m and some c j ∈ R + .…”
Section: The General Formula For Aggregative Price Indicesmentioning
confidence: 97%
“…I P Q s Q t P s kP t = kI P Q s Q t P s P t (11) Downloaded by [New York University] at 12:50 07 December 2014 is said to be linear homogeneous 4 (homogeneity of degree +1) in prices at time t. There is a relationship between linear homogeneity, proportionality and mean value property, as monotonicity is related to all of these properties (see von der Lippe, 2007).…”
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