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Title
: WHOLESALE PRICE INDEX
Date
: Dec 17, 2021
Description
:
GS III
Topic
à
Indian Economy
About the WPI:
It tracks variations in the prices of commodities sold and traded in bulk by wholesalers to other merchants.
The Ministry of Commerce and Industry's Office of Economic Adviser publishes this report.
In India, it is the most extensively used inflation indicator.
The general population does not buy things at wholesale prices, which is a major critique of this index.
In 2017, the base year of the All-India WPI was changed from 2004-05 to 2011-12.
Difference between CPI & WPI:
The Consumer Price Index (CPI) and the Wholesale Price Index (WPI) are two different types of inflation.
WPI measures inflation at the production level, while CPI measures price fluctuations at the consumer level.
WPI does not account for changes in service pricing, but CPI does.
Source
à
The Hindu
à
15/12/21
à
Page Number 1
Tags
: inflation, The Ministry of Commerce and Industry
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