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Table 7.16: Zambia price indexes (1985 = 100)
Year |
High income CPI |
Low income CPI |
Agriculture |
Building |
Fixed capital |
1962 |
10.90 |
9.20 | |||
1963 |
11.10 |
9.20 | |||
1964 |
11.50 |
9.50 | |||
1965 |
12.00 |
10.20 | |||
1966 |
12.60 |
11.30 | |||
1967 |
13.30 |
11.80 |
11.50 |
5.90 | |
1968 |
14.40 |
13.10 |
11.80 |
6.00 | |
1969 |
15.10 |
13.40 |
12.40 |
6.10 | |
1970 |
15.90 |
13.80 |
12.50 |
6.20 | |
1971 |
16.70 |
14.60 |
13.00 |
6.80 | |
1972 |
17.60 |
15.40 |
13.70 |
7.40 | |
1973 |
18.90 |
16.40 |
14.30 |
7.90 | |
1974 |
20.60 |
17.70 |
15.30 |
9.00 | |
1975 |
22.40 |
19.50 |
17.60 |
21.40 |
10.90 |
1976 |
26.00 |
23.10 |
18.30 |
25.80 |
14.50 |
1977 |
30.60 |
27.70 |
21.10 |
29.10 |
18.30 |
1978 |
34.20 |
32.30 |
24.10 |
34.00 |
23.70 |
1979 |
38.00 |
35.40 |
27.00 |
38.90 |
27.90 |
1980 |
42.40 |
39.50 |
32.40 |
42.30 |
31.20 |
1981 |
46.80 |
45.10 |
44.90 |
47.50 |
34.30 |
1982 |
53.00 |
50.70 |
50.90 |
55.40 |
39.40 |
1983 |
62.40 |
60.60 |
63.00 |
63.40 |
48.70 |
1984 |
75.30 |
72.80 |
68.50 |
70.40 |
69.90 |
1985 |
100.00 |
100.00 |
100.00 |
100.00 |
100.00 |
1986 |
160.10 |
154.00 |
166.90 |
148.40 |
283.30 |
1987 |
250.30 |
224.30 |
201.30 |
237.00 |
601.50 |
1988 |
375.80 |
346.90 |
271.20 |
300.50 |
486.10 |
1989 |
847.00 |
793.50 |
582.10 |
864.40 |
764.70 |
1990 |
1,695.20 |
1,674.40 |
1,124.30 |
2,062.90 |
1,963.80 |
Source: Derived from Zambia CSO data.
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