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This is the Consumer Price Index table from Statistics Canada, which is used in the RCC to deflate impact estimates to 2012 for the one-for-one section, and to inflate all other estimates to the price year specified on the Initiatives sheet.

This is the Consumer Price Index table from Statistics Canada, which is used in the RCC to deflate impact estimates to 2012 for the one-for-one section, and to inflate all other estimates to the price year specified on the Initiatives sheet.

There are several different forms of the Consumer Price Index, but the one used in the RCC is the annual average price level for All Goods. Because this is the <u>annual average</u> price level, it is only updated once the full year has elapsed, so the latest available value is always 1 year behind the current calendar year.  

There are several different forms of the Consumer Price Index, but the one used in the RCC is the annual average price level for All Goods. Because this is the <u>annual average</u> price level, it is only updated once the full year has elapsed, so the latest available value is always a year behind the current calendar year.  

This table is updated once per year, usually mid-January. A new RCC will likely be updated every January to account for this update, but if you want to update an RCC you're working on the second the data becomes available, feel free to add a new row with the new price level yourself.

This table is updated once per year, usually mid-January. A new RCC will likely be updated every January to account for this update, but if you want to update an RCC you're working on the second the data becomes available, feel free to add a new row with the new price level yourself.