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Whats the difference between CPI (used for retiree increases) and ECI (used for active duty raises)?

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Whats the difference between CPI (used for retiree increases) and ECI (used for active duty raises)?

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CPI, Consumer Price Index, measures inflation. The purpose of using CPI is to generally preserve the purchasing power of retired pay. ECI, Employment Cost Index, measures private-sector wage increases.

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