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Definitions (14/20) - Grouped by first letter "C"
50 Definitions Grouped by first letter "C" ➔ Glossary of frequently used abbreviations...
The reduction in the value of the fixed assets used in production during the accounting period resulting from physical deterioration, normal ...
Consumption of goods and services is the act of completely using up the goods and services in a process of production or for the direct satisfaction ...
Goods or services that are consumed by the same household that produces them. The housing services consumed by owner-occupiers fall within this ...
Consumption patent fuel covers the quantities consumed to support the extraction and preparation of patent fuel. However, quantities of fuel consumed ...
Primary waste that arise from consumption in private households and businesses and are for instance food residuals, packaging material, paper, glass ...
A "consumption segment by purpose" or "consumption segment" means a set of transactions relating to product-offers which, on the grounds of common ...
Method to value standing timber. According to this method different stumpage prices are used for the various categories of timber in terms of both ...
Water abstracted which is no longer available for use because it has evaporated, transpired, been incorporated into products and crops, or consumed by ...
Individual or organisational contact points for the data or metadata.
The contact that injured the victim. This describes how the victim was hurt (physical or mental trauma) by the Material Agent that caused the injury. ...
E-mail address of the contact points for the data or metadata.
Fax number of the contact points for the data or metadata.
Postal address of the contact points for the data or metadata.
Name of the contact points for the data or metadata. https://sdmx.org/wp-content/uploads/SDMX_Glossary_Version_2_0_October_2018.docx
Organisation of the contact point(s) for the data or metadata.
Addressable subdivision of an organisation. https://sdmx.org/wp-content/uploads/SDMX_Glossary_Version_2_0_October_2018.docx
Area of technical responsibility of the contact, such as "methodology", "database management" or "dissemination".
Telephone number of the contact points for the data or metadata.
Specification of when and how respondents are contacted, and what material (questionnaire, cover letter, instructions et cetera) is used in each ...
Special box to carry freight, strengthened and stackable and allowing horizontal or vertical transfers. A more formal technical definition of a ...
Containers with or without cargo which are lifted on or off the vessels which carry them by sea (Source: European Union, Directive 2009/42/EC). ...
Ship fitted throughout with fixed or portable cell guides for the carriage of containers.
Carry containerised cargoes, sometimes referred to as "unitised" cargoes. There are a wide range of sizes of ships on a wide range of routes, ...
Constraint within one period, between different time-series. https://ec.europa.eu/eurostat/cros/content/memobust-glossary-pdf-file_en
Part of the survey life cycle that is information concerning the subject of the survey, i.e., what the universe is, a description of the data ...
Description of what is included within the boundary of a classification category.
Practices for creating interoperable elements in the SDMX model using the SDMX Technical Specifications.
Circumstance, purpose, and perspective under which an object is defined or used.
Two or more geographical features that are neighbours or adjacent are said to be contiguous or to have "contiguity".
The principal characteristic of a contingency is that one or more conditions must be fulfilled before a financial transaction takes place.
Contingent assets are contractual arrangements between institutional units, and between them and the rest of the world, which specify one or more ...
Agreements whereby one party is obliged to provide a payment or series of payments to another unit only where certain specific conditions prevail.
Continuing Vocational Training (CVT) is training measures or activities, which the enterprise finances wholly or partly, for their employees who have ...
Training Courses are events designed solely for the purpose of providing training or vocational education which take place away from the place of ...
A European Union-wide survey on continuing vocational training carried out by Eurostat in a co-ordinated form in order to: - provide the European ...
Continuing Vocational Training is training measures or activities, which the enterprises finance, partly or wholly, for their employees who have a ...
The property whereby the price index is a continuous function of its price and quantity vectors.
Geographic variables that vary without clearly distinguishable breaks or interruptions, for example temperature or atmospheric pressure, as opposed to ...
The ongoing improvement of organisational processes in terms of quality, economy or cycle time.
A line on a map that connects points of equal elevation. See also "Isoline".
Persons working in a country other than their own under contractual arrangements that set limits on the period of employment and on the specific job ...
"Contract premises" means the premises used for the exploitation of the franchise or, when the franchise is exploited outside those premises, the base ...
Pricing method that uses real transaction prices when the same producer for the same client repeats the services across survey periods.
Contract processing is included in PRODCOM. It takes place when an enterprise, the principal, supplies (raw)material free of charge to a contractor ...
Contractors are workers who: (a) have registered with the tax authorities (and/or other relevant bodies) as a separate business unit responsible for ...
Recorded as assets when the following conditions are met: (a) the terms of the contract, lease or licence specify a price for the use of an asset or ...
Contractual private schemes for employees provide social protection decided via bargaining between the social partners (employers and employees). The ...
Contributing family workers are those workers who hold a "self-employment" job in a market-oriented establishment operated by a related person living ...
A payment made to a pension plan by a plan sponsor or a plan member.
The reference salary used to calculate the contribution.