Question
Find Quantity Index Number using Simple Aggregate method
Commodity A B C D E
Base year Quantity 170 150 100 195 205
Current year Quantity 90 70 75 150 95

Answer

Commodity Base year quantity($q_0$) Current year quantity ($q_1$)
A 170 190
B 150 70
C 100 75
D 195 150
E 205 95
Total 820 480
From the table $\sum q _0=820, \sum q _1=480$
Quantity Index Number $\left( Q _{01}\right)=\frac{\sum q _1}{\sum q _0} \times 100$
$ =\frac{480}{820} \times 100$
$=58.54 $

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