There are many different types of market baskets that economists use to measure changes in the price level. For example, the market basket for consumers—called the Consumer Price Index—tracks the prices associated with the typical consumer’s purchases of goods and services. The Producer Price Index tracks the prices of goods and services purchased by firms. A third type of market basket is the Home Price Index, which tracks the value of residential housing. Indicate the most useful scenario to use for each of these market baskets. Consumer Price Index: Measuring the cost of living for a typical consumer. Measuring differences in the cost of living between different cities. Examining price changes that might affect businesses. Producer Price Index: Measuring differences in the cost of living between different cities. Measuring the cost of living for a typical consumer. Examining price changes that might affect businesses. Home Price Index: Measuring the cost of living for a typical consumer. Examining price changes that might affect businesses. Measuring differences in the cost of living between different cities.