Volume index in Marshall is _______________?

Correct answer: D. ∑qn(Po + Pn)/ ∑qo (Po + Pn) x100

  • A. ∑pn(Po + Pn)/ ∑pn (Po + Pn)
  • B. ∑qn(qo + qn)/∑qn(po + pn) x100
  • C. ∑pn(qo + qn)/∑pn
  • D. ∑qn(Po + Pn)/ ∑qo (Po + Pn) x100

Explanation

The Marshall-Edgeworth volume index uses the average of base- and current-period prices as weights: Σqₙ(p₀+pₙ) divided by Σq₀(p₀+pₙ), multiplied by 100. This corresponds to option d.

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