The Measurement of General Exchange Value
The Measurement of General Exchange Value
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It is plain that if the |)rices are Irj-cf/ti/ar/i/ different at the third period, the direct comparison of the third with the first will not yield the same result as the indirect comparison of them through the intervening- period. We shall not pause to consider this in- consistency here, as it will again call for attention in the com- plete method involving this partial method. We shall at pres- ent devote our attention to the certain test yielded by a revision of everything at a later period ...to what it was at the first. Let us now see Iiom' the averages of the [)rice variations stand this test.
Averaging the al)ove sets of price variations harmonically, we •2 2 8 get, for the first, ^ ^ = 1. 00, and for the second, ^ g = ^ t + 3 2+9 = 0. 88 i-(»i; ( onstani- sims of § A i. !. (»(). And at the third the prices of these parts of A and H are . ({(ijr and l. -">. ")^ re- spectively, whieh are the arithnietie terms around unity. Nat- urally, therefore, only the arithmetic averajxP, with even weight- ing, will indicate constancy when prices vary in this way.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It is plain that if the |)rices are Irj-cf/ti/ar/i/ different at the third period, the direct comparison of the third with the first will not yield the same result as the indirect comparison of them through the intervening- period. We shall not pause to consider this in- consistency here, as it will again call for attention in the com- plete method involving this partial method. We shall at pres- ent devote our attention to the certain test yielded by a revision of everything at a later period ...to what it was at the first. Let us now see Iiom' the averages of the [)rice variations stand this test.
Averaging the al)ove sets of price variations harmonically, we •2 2 8 get, for the first, ^ ^ = 1. 00, and for the second, ^ g = ^ t + 3 2+9 = 0. 88 i-(»i; ( onstani- sims of § A i. !. (»(). And at the third the prices of these parts of A and H are . ({(ijr and l. -">. ")^ re- spectively, whieh are the arithnietie terms around unity. Nat- urally, therefore, only the arithmetic averajxP, with even weight- ing, will indicate constancy when prices vary in this way.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Correa Moylan Walsh to read onlineMoreLess
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