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The fresh system will offer outcomes for each of the country's 32 states. It’s built around international Monetary Fund best-practice tips, as officials told.
The measure will kick in next August. Moreover, it’s going to include measurements from the country’s towns of less than 15,000 folks for the first time. It will estimate price changes over a wide basket of goods. That’s what INEGI director of statistics Arturo Blancas said.
The fresh basket of measured items is about to leap from 283 items as well as services to 299. At the same time the overall number of municipalities covered will inch up to 55 from 46.
By the way, some of the new services and products include soy milk, pet grooming and carpeting.
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