L'indice des prix à la consommation from edX

Ce cours vous aidera à apprendre les bases de la compilation d'IPC en temps voulu et de haute qualité, basés sur le Manuel de l'IPC 2020. L’indice des prix à la consommation est devenu une statistique clé pour l’élaboration de la politique économique, notamment la politique monétaire. L’IPC est souvent spécifié, dans la législation et dans une grande variété de contrats, comme la mesure appropriée pour ajuster les paiements (tels que les salaires, les loyers, les intérêts, la sécurité sociale, les autres prestations et les pensions) aux effets de l’inflation. Les modifications de l’IPC ont des implications financières considérables pour les gouvernements, les entreprises et les ménages.

What you'll learn

Identifier les principales utilisations des données de l'IPC et expliquer les principaux concepts et définitions de l'indice des prix à la consommation, ainsi que la manière dont ceux-ci sont appliqués dans la pratique.
Identifier et expliquer les différences entre les différentes formules de calcul d'indices.
Définir et expliquer les différents niveaux d'échantillonnage dans un IPC et comment ces méthodes d'échantillonnage sont appliquées dans la pratique.
Identifier et expliquer les différentes méthodes de traitement des prix manquants et décrire comment celles-ci sont appliquées dans la pratique.
Introduire de nouvelles pondérations de l'IPC et relier les anciens et les nouveaux indices pour créer une série chronologique continue de données.

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Ce cours a été élaboré par l'université de Beyrouth, qui est reconnue pour son excellence dans le domaine des sciences économiques

Les instructeurs du cours sont des experts reconnus dans le domaine de l'IPC, ce qui garantit la qualité de l'enseignement

Ce cours couvre les bases de la compilation de l'IPC, ce qui en fait un excellent point de départ pour les personnes souhaitant en apprendre davantage sur ce sujet

Le cours aborde les principales utilisations des données de l'IPC, ainsi que les concepts et définitions clés de l'indice des prix à la consommation

Le cours explique les différentes méthodes de calcul d'indices, de traitement des prix manquants et d'introduction de nouvelles pondérations de l'IPC

Le cours est dispensé en français, ce qui peut être un inconvénient pour les personnes ne maîtrisant pas cette langue

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Learners who complete L'indice des prix à la consommation will develop knowledge and skills that may be useful to these careers:

Economist

Economists study how economies work and how they are affected by factors such as government policies, consumer behavior, and global events. They often use economic models and statistical analysis to forecast economic trends and make policy recommendations. The course on the Consumer Price Index is highly relevant for Economists, as it provides a deep understanding of the concepts, methods, and applications of index numbers in economics. It can help Economists build a strong foundation in price measurement and inflation analysis, essential skills for their work.

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Market Research Analyst

Market Research Analysts study market conditions, demographics, business trends, and buying patterns to gain insights that help businesses make informed decisions. They often use statistical techniques and analysis to interpret data and draw conclusions. The course on the Consumer Price Index (CPI) can provide essential knowledge for Market Research Analysts, as it covers data collection, analysis, and interpretation techniques. Understanding how the CPI is calculated and used can be valuable for analysts working on projects related to inflation, consumer behavior, and economic forecasting.

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Economic Consultant

Economic Consultants provide expert advice and analysis on economic issues to businesses, governments, and other organizations. They analyze economic data, develop forecasts, and make recommendations to help clients make informed decisions. The course on the Consumer Price Index can be beneficial for Economic Consultants working in areas related to inflation forecasting or economic impact assessment. It provides a deep understanding of index calculation methods and the interpretation of inflation data.

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Quantitative Analyst

Quantitative Analysts use mathematical and statistical models to analyze data and make predictions in finance and other industries. They develop and implement models to assess risk, forecast market trends, and make investment decisions. The course on the Consumer Price Index can be valuable for Quantitative Analysts working on projects related to inflation forecasting or inflation-sensitive investments. It provides a deep understanding of index calculation methods and the interpretation of inflation data.

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Market Intelligence Analyst

Market Intelligence Analysts research market trends, analyze customer data, and identify market opportunities to support business decisions. They often use statistical techniques and analysis to interpret data and draw conclusions. The course on the Consumer Price Index can be valuable for Market Intelligence Analysts, as it provides insights into consumer behavior, inflation, and market dynamics. Understanding these concepts can help Analysts better assess market trends and make more informed recommendations.

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Statistician

Statisticians collect, analyze, interpret, and present data to provide insights and make informed decisions. They use statistical methods and techniques to draw conclusions from data and communicate their findings effectively. The course on the Consumer Price Index can be beneficial for Statisticians working in areas related to economic statistics, inflation measurement, or consumer price data analysis. It provides a deep understanding of index calculation methods and the use of statistical techniques in price measurement.

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Data Analyst

Data Analysts are responsible for collecting, cleaning, and interpreting data to identify trends and patterns. They use statistical techniques and analytical tools to extract valuable insights from data and present their findings to stakeholders. The course on the Consumer Price Index can provide Data Analysts with a solid foundation in data analysis techniques and concepts. It covers topics such as data collection, sampling, weighting, and index calculation, which can be directly applied to the analysis of other types of data.

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Investment Analyst

Investment Analysts research and recommend investments for individuals or organizations. They analyze financial data, company performance, and market trends to make informed investment decisions. The course on the Consumer Price Index can be valuable for Investment Analysts, as it provides insights into inflation and its impact on financial markets. Understanding how the CPI is calculated and used can help Analysts better assess the inflation risk of different investments and make more informed investment decisions.

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Pricing Analyst

Pricing Analysts develop and implement pricing strategies for products or services. They analyze market data, competitive pricing, and cost factors to determine optimal pricing. The course on the Consumer Price Index can be beneficial for Pricing Analysts, as it provides a deep understanding of inflation and its impact on consumer behavior. This knowledge can help Analysts better assess the impact of price changes on demand and make more informed pricing decisions.

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Financial Analyst

Financial Analysts provide investment advice and recommendations to clients, typically in the context of portfolio management or financial planning. They analyze financial data, including economic indicators, industry trends, and company performance, to make informed investment decisions. The course on the Consumer Price Index can be beneficial for Financial Analysts, as it provides insights into inflation and its impact on financial markets. Understanding how the CPI is calculated and used can help Analysts better assess economic conditions and make more informed investment decisions.

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Risk Analyst

Risk Analysts identify, assess, and manage risks facing organizations. They analyze data, develop risk models, and make recommendations to mitigate risks and protect assets. The course on the Consumer Price Index may be useful for Risk Analysts working in areas related to inflation risk or economic risk management. It can provide them with a better understanding of how inflation affects risk and how to adjust for it in their risk assessments.

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Cost Estimator

Cost Estimators determine the cost of goods, services, or projects. They analyze data, identify cost factors, and develop cost estimates to support decision-making and project planning. The course on the Consumer Price Index may be helpful for Cost Estimators working in industries or projects related to inflation or cost forecasting. It can provide them with a better understanding of how inflation affects costs and how to adjust for it in their estimates.

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Business Analyst

Business Analysts identify and analyze business needs and develop solutions to improve business processes and operations. They often use data analysis techniques to gather and interpret data, identify trends and patterns, and make recommendations for improvement. The course on the Consumer Price Index may be helpful for Business Analysts working in industries or projects related to inflation, consumer behavior, or economic forecasting. It can provide them with a solid understanding of index calculation methods and the interpretation of price data.

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Actuary

Actuaries use mathematical and statistical techniques to assess risk and uncertainty, particularly in the insurance and financial services industries. They analyze data, develop models, and make recommendations to help organizations manage risk and make informed decisions. The course on the Consumer Price Index may be useful for Actuaries working in areas related to inflation risk assessment or pension fund management. It can provide them with a solid understanding of index calculation methods and the interpretation of inflation data.

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Budget Analyst

Budget Analysts plan, develop, and manage budgets for organizations, ensuring efficient use of financial resources. They analyze financial data, identify trends and patterns, and make recommendations for budget allocation. The course on the Consumer Price Index may be helpful for Budget Analysts working in areas related to inflation forecasting or budget planning. It can provide them with a better understanding of how inflation affects budgets and how to adjust for it.

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