Cost of a movie in 1920= 1 nickel=$0.05
Price level in 1920=10
Price level in 2009=1000
Price in 2009=Price in 1920*(Price level in 2009/Price level in 1920=0.05*(1000/10)=$5
Correct option is
D. $5
Payment of a actor in 1950= $5000
Price level in 1950=50
Price level in 2009=1000
Payment of actor in 2009=Payment of actor in 2009*(Price level in 2009/Price level in 1920
=5000*(1000/50)=$100000
Correct option is
A. $100,000
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