Once a month, the BLS conducts a monthly price survey at a representative sample of businesses across the country. Suppose that the average prices are the following. In January: bread: $2.00/loaf - rent: $500/month gasoline: $3.00/gal. . In February: bread: $2.41/loaf rent: $565/month gasoline: $2.72/gal. . Suppose the BLS determines that, currently, the typical household allocates their budget in the following way: . . 0.32 on food (represented by bread) 0.47 on housing (represented by rent on apartments) the remainder on transportation (represented by gasoline) (Note: the three weights must add to 1.00.) Calculate the one month change in price of a representative basket of goods and services for a typical family. Enter your answer in percent to two decimal places. Omit the percent sign. For example, if your result is 10.50%, then type 10.50 as your answer. If your result is a negative rate (which we could label as "negative inflation" or more commonly, deflation), then include the minus sign. For example, if your result