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

;Weighting CPI-92* (Updated January 2001);Weighting CPI-92;
r1. Cereals and by-products;13.244;17.906;
r2. Bread;18.085;16.840;
r3. Beef;14.358;19.411;
r4. Sheep meat;5.314;7.184;
r5. Pork;7.068;9.557;
r6. Poultry Meat;8.794;11.889;
r7. Other meats;21.871;29.568;
r8. Fresh and frozen fish;16.119;21.794;
r9. Crustaceans, molluscos and processed fish;11.702;13.976;
r10. Eggs;3.582;4.843;
r11. Milk;13.615;18.408;
r12. Dairy products;15.277;13.141;
r13. Oils and fats;8.227;11.122;
r14. Fresh fruit;16.491;22.295;
r15. Canned and processed fruit;3.345;4.524;
r16. Fresh vegetables;9.559;12.924;
r17. Processed Vegetables;5.304;6.206;
r18. Potatoes and their by-products;3.541;4.787;
r19. Coffee, cocoa, infusions and substitutes;3.077;4.159;
r20. Sugar;1.375;1.859;
r21. Other food products;9.129;9.513;
r22. Non-alcoholic beverages;5.973;5.868;
r23. Alcoholic beverages;8.867;10.428;
r24. Tobacco;23.315;15.405;
r25. Mens garments;28.541;32.639;
r26. Womens garments;31.938;36.521;
r27. Childrens and babies garments;14.167;16.199;
r28. Complements and repairs;6.744;7.713;
r29. Mens footwear;6.790;7.766;
r30. Womens footwear;6.863;7.849;
r31. Childrens and babies footwear;4.643;5.309;
r32. Footwear repair;0.698;0.798;
r33. Housing rentals and maintenance of rented housing;21.846;13.947;
r34. Heating, electricity and water supply;47.580;35.805;
r35. Maintenance of owned housing;45.186;53.051;
r36. Furniture and floor coverings;15.036;15.214;
r37. Household textiles and decorations;6.366;6.443;
r38. Household appliances;11.384;11.519;
r39. Household equipment;5.514;5.578;
r40. Non-durable household goods;17.371;17.708;
r41. Household services;11.973;10.378;
r42. Medical services and similars;20.222;18.789;
r43. Medical and other pharmaceutical products;19.494;12.471;
r44. Personal transport;167.520;136.738;
r45. Local transport;5.490;8.270;
r46. Long-distance transport;5.174;5.976;
r47. Postal services and communications;25.374;14.435;
r48. Recreational goods;23.577;25.940;
r49. Publications;11.786;10.992;
r50. Recreational services;13.774;16.839;
r51. Pre-primary and primary education;6.788;6.565;
r52. Secondary education;4.538;5.119;
r53. Tertiary education;6.966;3.988;
r54. Other expenses related to education;3.483;3.228;
r55. Personal effects;19.220;21.438;
r56. Tourism and accommodation;123.434;116.462;
r57. Other goods and services;13.288;14.706;
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