All Index numbers are not suitable for all _________________?

Correct answer: C. Purpose

  • A. Kind
  • B. Chain relative
  • C. Purpose
  • D. Price

Explanation

An index number is designed for a particular objective, such as measuring prices, quantities or the cost of living, so no single index suits every purpose. This is why the purpose must be identified before selecting an index.

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