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  • The CPI-U, which is the broadest-base index published by the Bureau of Labor Statistics and includes price comparisons for more volatile commodities like gasoline no pun intended, I think was set at 100 in 1982-1984.

    Adam Levin: $2 a Gallon Gas, Michele Bachmann? Aim Higher. Adam Levin 2011

  • The CPI-U, which is the broadest-base index published by the Bureau of Labor Statistics and includes price comparisons for more volatile commodities like gasoline no pun intended, I think was set at 100 in 1982-1984.

    Adam Levin: $2 a Gallon Gas, Michele Bachmann? Aim Higher. Adam Levin 2011

  • The CPI-U, which is the broadest-base index published by the Bureau of Labor Statistics and includes price comparisons for more volatile commodities like gasoline no pun intended, I think was set at 100 in 1982-1984.

    Adam Levin: $2 a Gallon Gas, Michele Bachmann? Aim Higher. Adam Levin 2011

  • The CPI-U, which is the broadest-base index published by the Bureau of Labor Statistics and includes price comparisons for more volatile commodities like gasoline no pun intended, I think was set at 100 in 1982-1984.

    Adam Levin: $2 a Gallon Gas, Michele Bachmann? Aim Higher. Adam Levin 2011

  • It tracks the cost of hundreds of categories of goods and services, but the CPI-U is based on the lifestyle of a consumer who doesn't exist: the perfectly average one.

    Better Ways to Fight Inflation Jack Hough 2011

  • "An individual's inflation rate can be quite different from what the CPI shows," says Ken Stewart, an economist with the Bureau of Labor Statistics, which compiles the CPI-U.

    Better Ways to Fight Inflation Jack Hough 2011

  • Deflating the $5 a day wage by the CPI-U (which is not really appropriate, but this is a blog post, not a dissertation) Ford's $5 a day is a wage of 5* (184/9.9) = $93 per day in 2003 dollars, or $10.35 per hour.

    Block that Free Lunch, Arnold Kling | EconLog | Library of Economics and Liberty 2009

  • So rather than sacrifice yield to hitch even more money to the CPI-U, investors might want to seek higher returns elsewhere.

    Better Ways to Fight Inflation Jack Hough 2011

  • But the Bureau of Labor Statistics, which tracks prices, is reporting a 3.6 percent overall increase in the CPI-U in the past 12 months.

    Lawmakers may revamp military retired pay 2011

  • That's because TIPS are linked to a one-size-fits-all inflation measure, the consumer-price index for all urban consumers, or CPI-U.

    Better Ways to Fight Inflation Jack Hough 2011

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