Revisions to User Costs for the Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis Monetary Services Indices

Richard G. Anderson · Jason J. Buol

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This article discusses recent changes to the user cost figures that are computed as part of the Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis monetary services indices (MSI). The authors first introduce an alternative splicing procedure, robust to differences in scale between series, for those price subindices which, individually, have a time span shorter than the overall MSI but are spliced to span the entire period.

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