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Hi,
I've ran cpi.update() before applying the CPI function to a quarterly time series and it appeared to work. But oddly there is a gap between my nominal numbers and those adjusted for the CPI change. How can I see what month and/or year is being used by default to adjust figures? If by default I'm using the 2018 CPI index, shouldn't my 2018 nominal and adjusted numbers be the same?
Thanks,
Jason
This is the code I used:
cpi.update()
qcew['cpi_total_qtrly_wages'] = qcew.apply(lambda x: cpi.inflate(x.total_qtrly_wages, x.int_year) , axis=1)
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Hi,
I've ran cpi.update() before applying the CPI function to a quarterly time series and it appeared to work. But oddly there is a gap between my nominal numbers and those adjusted for the CPI change. How can I see what month and/or year is being used by default to adjust figures? If by default I'm using the 2018 CPI index, shouldn't my 2018 nominal and adjusted numbers be the same?
Thanks,
Jason
This is the code I used:
cpi.update()
qcew['cpi_total_qtrly_wages'] = qcew.apply(lambda x: cpi.inflate(x.total_qtrly_wages, x.int_year) , axis=1)
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: