Hello!
Need help, obviously :))
So, I want to deflate the monthly index of industrial production, and I have the monthly data on CPI, with base year 2005. Am I doing it right:
Date - IIP - CPI (base=average of 2005) - divider - Real value of IIP
2007m01 - 88,7 - 102,7 - 1,027 - 86,37
so is it ok, just to divide the nominal value of iip with the CPI (divided by 100) or is the procedure different?
Thank you so much!
edit: and another question, do I deflate first or deseason the series?
Deflating and deseasoning
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startz
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Re: Deflating and deseasoning
I thought the index of industrial production was already inflation adjusted, but maybe my memory's off.
Re: Deflating and deseasoning
no, the data I have is gross data.I thought the index of industrial production was already inflation adjusted, but maybe my memory's off.
btw, do you know, if I should deflate first or deseason?
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Re: Deflating and deseasoning
Probably deaseason first, but one hopes it doesn't make much difference. This assumes you are using non-seasonally adjusted CPI.
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