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Prescriptivism to positivism? The development of the CPI in New Zealand
Sharleen Forbes
, Corin Higgs
, James Keating
,
Evan Roberts
Sociology (Twin Cities)
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New Zealand
100%
Positivism
100%
Prescriptivism
100%
Retail Price
66%
Price Index
33%
Commodity Prices
33%
Paper Documents
33%
Index-based
33%
Imperfect Process
33%
Consumer Price Index
33%
Price Change
33%
Competing Demands
33%
Expenditure Patterns
33%
Household Consumption Expenditure
33%
Long History
33%
Domestic Labor
33%
Social Sciences
Economic and Social Development
100%
Positivism
100%
New Zealand
100%
Consumer Price Index
33%
International Organization
33%
Commodity Price
33%
Price Index
33%
Domestic Labor
33%