When the price of a product in a certain location rises, it can only affect the Consumer Price Index (CPI) if that location is used in the computation of the CPI and if the good whose price increased is also included.
This refers to the mean difference in prices over that that people pay for a basket of goods and services.
The CPI is calculated as a weighted average of a broad cross-section of goods and services. This collection of goods and services is what is referred to as a basket of goods and services.
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