Weightings CPI-Base 1992 (national group) by subclasses and period.

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    110A. Rice 110B. Flours and lightly processed cereals 110C. Bread 110D. Pastry-cooked products 110E. Pasta products and other cereal based products 111A. Beef 111B. Veal 111C. Pork 111D. Sheep meat 111E. Poultry meat 111F. Cooked pork meats 111G. Canned and processed meat 111H. Other meats and meat offal 112A. Fresh and frozen fish 112B. Dries, smoked, canned and processed fish 112C. Fresh and frozen crustaceans and molluscs 113A. Liquid milk 113b. Preserved milk 113C. Cheese and other dairy products 113D. Eggs 114A. Butter and margarine 114B. Edible oils 115A. Fresh fruit 115B. Nuts and raisins, olives, canned fruit and fruit juices 115C. Fresh vegetables 115D. Dried vegetables 115E. Frozen, preserved and canned vegetables 116A. Potatoes and their by-products 117A. Sugar 118A. Coffee, cocoa, infusions and substitutes 119A. Chocolate and chocolate substitutes 119B. Other food products 120A. Non-alcoholic beverages 130A. Spirits 130B. Wine 130C. Beer 130D. Other alcoholic beverages 140A. Tobacco 210A. Mens outerwear 210B. Mens underwear 210C. Womens outerwear 210D. Womens underwear 210E. Childrens outerwear 210F. Childrens and babies underwear 210G. Clothing complements and repairs 220A. Mens footwear 220B. Womens footwear 220C. Childrens and babies footwear 221A. Footwear repair 310A. Housing rentals 310B. Expenses related to owned housing 310C. Repair and maintenance of rented housing 310D. Repair and maintenance of owned housing 311A. Water supply 320A. Electricity and gas 320B. Heating fuels 410A. Furniture for kitchen and bath 410B. Other furniture and decorative ornaments for the household 410C. Floor coverings and repairs 420A. Household textiles 420B. Other furniture goods and repairs 430. Refrigerators, washing machines, dishwashers and irons 430B. Cookers 430c. Heating appliances 430D. Other electrical appliances and repairs 440. Glassware, tableware, cutlery and their repairs 440B. Other kitchen and household equipment and their repairs 450A. Goods for cleaning and routine household maintenance 450B. Other non-durable household goods 451A. Household services, except domestic service 460A. Domestic service 510A. Medical products 510B. Other pharmaceutical products 520A. Therapeutic appliances and equipment and repairs 530A. Medical, nursing and other out-patient services 540A. Hospital services and similars 550A. Health insurance 610A. Motor cars 610B. Other vehicles 620A. Tyres, spare parts and repairs 621A. Fuels and lubricants 622A. Other goods related to personal transport 630A. Local transport 631A. Long-distance transport 640A. Postal services and communications 710A. Radio and television equipment and repairs 710B. Other audio-visual equipment 711A. Photographic equipment, computers and others 712A. Equipment for sport 712B. Games and toys 712C. Other recreational goods 720A. Cinema, theatre, football and others performances 721A. Recreational services 730A. Books newspapers and magazines 740A. Pre-primary and primary education 740B. Secondary education 740C. Expenses related to education 740D. Secondary education 740E. Education not definable by level 810A. Personal care services 811A. Durable personal care goods 811B. Non-durable personal care goods 820A. Jewellery, imitation jewellery and their repairs 821A. Other personal effects 822A. Sationery materials 830A. Restaurants, bars and cafes 831A. Hotels and other accommodations 840A. Tourist services 850A. Financial services 860A. Other services Total

    Selected:111

    Total:111
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    Weighting CPI-92* (Updated January 2001) Weighting CPI-92

    Selected:2

    Total:2
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• Notes
  • 1) The 12 groups follow the COICOP. The remaining functional breakdowns (subgroups, classes, subclasses, headings and special groups) follow the CPI-92 (PROCOME) classification, thus there is no hierarchical relation between the groups and the rest of the breakdowns.

• Source:National Institute of Statistics