Consumer Price Index (CPI) 
2. CPI. Base 1992. Weightings.
Weightings CPI-Base 1992 (national group) by subgroups and period.
Units: so much per thousand

	Weighting CPI-92* (Updated January 2001)	Weighting CPI-92	
11. Food	209.077	261.906	
12. Non-alcoholic beverages	5.973	5.868	
13. Alcoholic beverages	8.867	10.428	
14. Tobacco	23.315	15.405	
21. Clothing (including repairs)	81.390	93.072	
22. Footwear (including repairs)	18.994	21.722	
31. Housing and water supply	75.042	71.733	
32. Heating and electricity	39.571	31.070	
41. Furniture, decorations, floor coverings and repairs	15.036	15.214	
42. Household textiles, other furniture and repairs	6.366	6.443	
43. Heating appliances, other furniture and repairs	11.384	11.519	
44. Glassware, tableware, household equipment and repairs	5.514	5.578	
45. Goods and services for household maintenance, except domestic service	20.573	19.210	
46. Domestic service	8.772	8.876	
51. Medical and other pharmaceutical products	13.908	9.572	
52. Therapeutic appliances and equipment and repairs	5.586	2.899	
53. Medical nursing and other outpatient services	10.870	13.932	
54. Hospital services and similars	1.038	1.330	
55. Health insurance	8.314	3.527	
61. Purchase of vehicles for personal transport	74.608	52.798	
62. Use of vehicles	92.912	83.940	
63. Transport services	10.664	14.246	
64. Postal services and communications	25.374	14.435	
71. Recreational goods, accesories and repairs	23.576	25.940	
72. Recreational and cultural services	13.774	16.839	
73. Books, newspapers and magazines	11.786	10.992	
74. Education	21.774	18.900	
81. Goods and services for personal care	19.220	21.438	
82. Other personal effects	5.931	6.725	
83. Restaurants, bars, cafes and hotels	113.259	109.569	
84. Tourist services	10.175	6.893	
85. Financial services	0.317	0.128	
86. Other services	7.040	7.853	
Total	1,000.000	1,000.000	
Notes:
1) The 12 groups follow the COICOP. The remaining functional  breakdowns (subgroups, classes, subclasses, headings and special groups)  follow the CPI-92 (PROCOME) classification, thus there is no hierarchical relation  between the groups and the rest of the breakdowns.
Source: National Institute of Statistics