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2000 95.4 2005 107 2010 116.5 2020 2015 126.6 137 The above table shows a history of the Consumer Price Index (CPI) in Canada (2002

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2000 95.4 2005 107 2010 116.5 2020 2015 126.6 137 The above table shows a history of the Consumer Price Index (CPI) in Canada (2002 = 100). The price of a pair of shoes in 2020 was $69. What was the real price of the pair of shoes in 2020, expressed in 2005 dollars? O A. $58.58 OB. $49.73 OC. $61.43 OD. $53.89

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