To deflate one must: O a. Multiply the price ratio by 100. O b. Subtract constant...

 

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To deflate one must: O a. Multiply the price ratio by 100. O b. Subtract constant dollar values from current values. O c. Divide current dollar values by a price index. O d. Add the price index I the current year to the price index in the base year. O e. Find the difference between the values of two different sets of goods in a given year. To deflate one must: O a. Multiply the price ratio by 100. O b. Subtract constant dollar values from current values. O c. Divide current dollar values by a price index. O d. Add the price index I the current year to the price index in the base year. O e. Find the difference between the values of two different sets of goods in a given year.

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