An economist observes that the average price of a new laptop has increased by 10% over the last two years. However, the new models also have faster processors, longer battery life, and higher-resolution screens compared to the models from two years ago. When attempting to measure the true change in the cost of living, how should the economist interpret this 10% price increase?
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