The contract indexes to CPI. Two thirds of your costs are wages.
Index-linked pricing feels like inflation protection. Whether it actually is depends on how closely the index resembles your cost base, and usually it doesn't.
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Create a free account Sign inIndex-linked pricing feels like inflation protection. Whether it actually is depends on how closely the index resembles your cost base, and usually it doesn't.
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