Description Usage Arguments Value Author(s) References Examples
View source: R/paasche.index.number.R
This function determines the Paasche index number for those cases in which there exist more than an only product.
1 | paasche.index.number(x, y, name, opt.plot = FALSE, opt.summary = FALSE)
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x |
Matrix that contains the magnitude(s) under study. In each column, it contains the magnitude of a different product considered. Thus, we have |
y |
Matrix that contains that magnitude used as weight. In each column, it contains another magnitude associated to each different product along the time. Thus, we have |
name |
Chain of characters to indicate the name of the variable under study. |
opt.plot |
Logical option to indicate if a graphical descriptiony of the index number along the different stages is required. It takes the value |
opt.summary |
Logical option to indicate if a statistical summary of the index number is required. It takes the value |
Summary |
Statistical summary (optional) of the index number along the considered period. |
Agg. index number |
Table containing the values of the index number for the considered stages and the aggregate value. |
Graphical |
Graphical summary (optional) of the index number along the considered period. |
A. Saavedra-Nieves, P. Saavedra-Nieves
Paasche, H. (1874) Uber die Preisentwicklung der letzten Jahre nach den Hamburger Borsen-notirungen. Jahrb. Natl. Stat. 23, 168–178.
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Paasche index number
Summary
Min.=101.851851851852
Stage=1
Max.=119.693094629156
Stage=5
$Summary
Min. 1st Qu. Median Mean 3rd Qu. Max.
101.9 104.2 107.3 108.9 111.7 119.7
$`Agg. index number`
Stages Price 1 Price 2 Price 3 Agg. index number
1 0 70 85 70 100.0000
2 1 75 75 75 101.8519
3 2 77 77 77 104.1765
4 3 77 87 77 107.2803
5 4 85 85 85 111.6788
6 5 90 90 90 119.6931
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