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Using Gasoline Data to Explain Inelasticity

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BLS_BTN_Using_gasoline_data_to_explain_inelasticity.pdf (3.81 MB)
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https://hdl.handle.net/1813/79183
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Publications of the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics
Author
Eitches, Eliana
Crain, Vera
Abstract

[Excerpt] This Beyond the Numbers article uses monthly and quarterly average price per gallon of gasoline from the CPI, and dollars spent on gasoline per quarter from the CE. Similar gasoline average price data are available from the Energy Information Agency (EIA) within the Department of Energy. A comparison of the average prices showed the two sources to be similar, with more variations in the data from the EIA. For this analysis, CPI data were selected.

Date Issued
2016-03-01
Keywords
Consumer Price Index
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CPI
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gasoline
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expenditures
Type
government record

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