Inflation is measured by which of the following: I. the consumer price index (CPI), II. the GDP deflator, III. the current account, IV. depreciation?

Correct answer A. I and II only

Explanation

The CPI tracks prices of a typical consumer basket and the GDP deflator covers all domestically produced goods. The current account and depreciation are not price indices.

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