Consumer Price Index (CPI) 
2. CPI. Base 1992. Weightings.
Weightings CPI-Base 1992 (national group) by groups (12) and period.
Units: so much per thousand

;Weighting CPI-92* (Updated January 2001);Weighting CPI-92;
1. Food and non-alcoholic beverages;215.051;267.768;
2. Alcoholic beverages and tobacco;32.182;25.834;
3. Clothing and footwear;100.384;114.793;
4. Housing;114.613;102.801;
5. Furniture and household equipment;63.574;64.329;
6. Health;28.718;24.743;
7. Transport;157.331;135.783;
8.Communications;25.374;14.435;
9. Recreation and culture;65.238;67.908;
10. Education;16.878;12.916;
11. Hotels, cafes and restaurants;113.259;109.569;
12. Miscellaneous goods and services;67.398;59.121;
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