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  • Mental Clarity Score Calculator

    Mental Clarity Score

    🧠 Mental Clarity Score

    This score estimates mental clarity and is not a medical diagnosis.

  • Decision Fatigue Calculator

    Decision Fatigue Calculator

    🧠 Decision Fatigue Calculator

    This tool estimates decision fatigue and is not a psychological or medical diagnosis.

  • Willpower Depletion Calculator

    Willpower Depletion Calculator

    🧠 Willpower Depletion Calculator

    This tool estimates willpower depletion and is not a medical or psychological diagnosis.

  • Mood–Productivity Correlation Calculator

    Mood Productivity Correlation Calculator

    😊📈 Mood–Productivity Correlation

    This tool estimates correlation between mood and productivity, not a medical diagnosis.

  • Creative Energy Cycle Calculator

    Creative Energy Cycle Calculator

    🎨 Creative Energy Cycle Calculator

    This tool estimates creative energy cycles and is not a psychological assessment.

  • Simple Price Index

    Simple Price Index

    Definition

    Simple Price Index measures the change in price of a commodity in the current period compared to its price in a base period. It shows how much prices have increased or decreased over time.

    Formula

    Simple Price Index (SPI) = (Current Price ÷ Base Period Price) × 100

    Calculator

    SPI = 100 → No price change | SPI > 100 → Price increase | SPI < 100 → Price decrease

  • Laspeyres Price Index

    Laspeyres Price Index

    Definition

    Laspeyres Price Index measures the change in prices of a group of commodities over time by using quantities of the base period as weights. It shows how much more (or less) it would cost to purchase the base-period basket of goods at current prices.

    Formula

    Laspeyres Price Index (LPI) = ( Σ P1Q0 ÷ Σ P0Q0 ) × 100

    Where: P1 = current price, P0 = base price, Q0 = base period quantity

    Calculator (Single-Commodity Form)

    LPI > 100 → Price increase | LPI = 100 → No change | LPI < 100 → Price decrease

  • Paasche Price Index

    Paasche Price Index

    Definition

    Paasche Price Index measures the change in prices of a group of commodities over time by using quantities of the current period as weights. It shows how much it would cost to purchase the current-period basket of goods at current prices compared to base-period prices.

    Formula

    Paasche Price Index (PPI) = ( Σ P1Q1 ÷ Σ P0Q1 ) × 100

    Where: P1 = current price, P0 = base price, Q1 = current period quantity

    Calculator (Single-Commodity Form)

    PPI > 100 → Price increase | PPI = 100 → No change | PPI < 100 → Price decrease

  • Fisher’s Ideal Price Index

    Fisher’s Ideal Price Index

    Definition

    Fisher’s Ideal Price Index is a price index that measures the change in prices of a group of commodities over time by taking the geometric mean of the Laspeyres and Paasche price indices. It is called an ideal index because it satisfies both time reversal and factor reversal tests.

    Formula

    Fisher’s Ideal Index (F) = √(Laspeyres Price Index × Paasche Price Index)

    Where:
    Laspeyres = ( Σ P1Q0 ÷ Σ P0Q0 ) × 100
    Paasche = ( Σ P1Q1 ÷ Σ P0Q1 ) × 100

    Calculator (Single-Commodity Form)

    Fisher’s Index > 100 → Price increase | = 100 → No change | < 100 → Price decrease

  • Consumer Price Index (CPI)

    Consumer Price Index (CPI)

    Definition

    Consumer Price Index (CPI) measures the change in the general level of prices of a fixed basket of goods and services consumed by households over time. It is used to measure inflation and changes in the cost of living.

    Formula

    CPI = ( Cost of Fixed Basket in Current Year ÷ Cost of Fixed Basket in Base Year ) × 100

    CPI is generally calculated using the Laspeyres method (base-period quantities as weights).

    Calculator (Simplified – Single Basket)

    CPI > 100 → Inflation | CPI = 100 → No change | CPI < 100 → Deflation