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Definitions (3/10) - Grouped by first letter "M"
50 Definitions Grouped by first letter "M" ➔ Glossary of frequently used abbreviations...
Assertion of conformity to a particular set of standards or other normative documents in the form of a mark.
Amount added to the cost price to determine the selling price. http://ec.europa.eu/eurostat/product?code=KS-04-14-661&mode=view
The market basket is a package of goods and services that consumers purchase for day-to-day living. The weight of each item is based on the amount of ...
Market establishments produce mostly goods and services for sale at prices, which are economically significant.
Entering into a transaction, placing an order to trade or any other behaviour which gives a false or misleading signal as to the supply of, demand ...
Market non-profit institutions serving businesses are created by associations of the businesses whose interests they are designed to promote and are ...
Output intended for sale at economically significant prices (SNA 2008, § 6.99). Output that is sold at prices that are economically significant or ...
The amount of money a willing buyer pays to acquire a good or service from a willing seller. The actual price for a transaction agreed on by the ...
Market price equivalents are proxies, or substitute measures, for market prices in those cases for which no actual market prices have been set; a ...
Price of land at a certain point of time that would result if the property would be sold in a "free market".
Balance of Payments Manual 1993:
In the framework of the balance of payments ad national accounts, market price for transactions are defined as ...
Market producers are producers that sell most or all of their output at prices that are economically significant. Market producers are establishments, ...
Market services comprises 8 NACE-CLIO branches:
- recovery and repair services, wholesale and retail trade services;
- lodging and catering ...
Amounts of money that willing buyers pay to acquire something from willing sellers; the exchanges are made between independent parties on the basis of ...
Valuation against prices that are current on the date to which the balance sheet relates.
The value of a property at a certain point of time, or the price that would result if the property would be sold in a "free market".
Market-regulating agencies
· concerned exclusively with the purchase, sale or storage of goods, are assigned in a breakdown of the economy by:
- ...
Market producers are producers that sell their output at economically significant prices. Non-market producers are producers that provide most of ...
Marketable operating leases are third-party property rights relating to fixed assets (§ 10.190).
All activities aimed at enlarging or serving a market position.
Marketing includes activities in connection with the launching of a technologically new or improved product. These may include preliminary market ...
Marketing assets consist of items such as brand names, mastheads, trademarks, logos and domain names (§ 10.198).
Marketing is defined as all activities aimed at enlarging or serving a market position. It includes market research, advertising, promotion, ...
Marketing for new products covers activities in connection with the launching of a new product. These may include market tests, adaptation of the ...
A marketing innovation is the implementation of a new marketing method involving significant changes in product design or packaging, product ...
The act, ceremony or process by which the legal relationship between two persons is formed. The legality of the union may be established by civil, ...
Group (cohort) of persons married in the same calendar year. http://ec.europa.eu/eurostat/ramon/statmanuals/files/KS-CC-03-005-EN.pdf
Station or part of a station especially equipped with a number of tracks or other equipment for railway vehicle marshalling (switching) operations.
"Mass influx" means arrival in the Community of a large number of displaced persons, who come from a specific country or geographical area, whether ...
Snapshot of a register (union of registers) to assign the survey frames based on the given register (registers).
"Master franchise agreement" means an agreement whereby one undertaking, the franchisor, grants the other, the master franchisee, in exchange of ...
"Super" sample intended to be used for multiple surveys and/or multiple rounds of the same survey, usually over a 10‑year time frame.
A pair that represents the same entity in reality. http://ec.europa.eu/eurostat/ramon/statmanuals/files/KS-32-10-216-EN-C-EN.pdf
The practice of pricing exactly the same product in two or more consecutive periods. It is designed to ensure that the observed price changes are not ...
The pricing of identical products or models across countries to ensure that the price differences observed are not affected by differences in quality. ...
Process of bringing together data (represented in records) relating to units and spread over two data sets, based on common or very similar ...
Bipartite graph that represents the possible matches between records from two data sets.
See: "Editing match" http://www1.unece.org/stat/platform/display/kbase/Glossary
One or multiple key variables that are used in two or more data sets to be matched.
Discrepancy between the data generation mechanism and the imputation generation mechanism.
Record linkage where all matched data sources are contained in registers.
Common identifiers, either quantitative or qualitative, chosen in order to compare records among files.
Non-negative function defined on the edges of a graph, which associates a non-negative value G with each edge of the G. When matching, this weight ...
The Material Agent associated with the Deviation describes the tool, object, or instrument involved in the abnormal event. If several Material Agents ...
The principal Material Agent associated/linked with the injuring contact. The Material Agent associated with the Contact - Mode of Injury refers to ...
The Material Agent associated with the Specific Physical Activity describes the tool, object, or instrument being used by the victim when the accident ...
2006 definition The material costs index is generally calculated using material prices. Prices of materials should be based on actual prices rather ...
Material deprivation is defined as the enforced lack of a combination of items depicting material living conditions, such as housing conditions, ...
An indicator for the output or value added generated per unit of materials used.
A monitoring system for national economies based on methodically organised accounts and denoting the total amounts of materials used in the economy. ...