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1 Stichprobe
f1. spot check; Rechnungsprüfung: sample audit; eine Stichprobe machen do ( oder carry out) a spot check3. Statistik: sampling* * *die Stichprobespot check; sample; random sample* * *Stịch|pro|befspot check; (SOCIOL) (random) sample surveyStichproben machen — to carry out or make spot checks; (Sociol) to carry out a (random) sample survey
bei der Stichprobe wurde festgestellt, dass... — the spot check/sampling revealed that...
* * *(an inspection made without warning, especially on items chosen at random from a group: We only found out about the flaw during a spot check on goods leaving the factory.) spot check* * *Stich·pro·be\Stichproben machen [o vornehmen] to carry out a spot check [or random sample]* * *die [random] sample; (bei Kontrollen) spot check* * *1. spot check; Rechnungsprüfung: sample audit;eine Stichprobe machen do ( oder carry out) a spot check2. von Waren: random sample;eine Stichprobe machen take a random sample3. Statistik: sampling* * *die [random] sample; (bei Kontrollen) spot check* * *f.random sample n.spot check n.spot test n. -
2 Stichprobenerhebung
Stichprobenerhebung f 1. STAT sample survey (Repräsentativerhebung); 2. V&M poll* * ** * *Stichprobenerhebung
sample (sampling) survey, random-sample survey, poll;
• Stichprobenfehler sampling error;
• Stichprobenhäufigkeit frequency of sampling;
• Stichprobennetz network of samples;
• Stichprobenplan sample design (plan);
• Stichprobenprüfung sampling inspection;
• Stichprobenpunkt sampling point;
• Stichprobenraum sample room;
• Stichprobenschema sampling scheme;
• Stichprobenumfang sample size;
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3 Stichprobenerhebung
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4 Stichprobe
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5 Verbraucherseite
Verbraucherseite
consumer side;
• Verbraucherstaat consuming state;
• Verbraucherstatistik consumer statistics;
• Verbrauchersteuer tax on consumption, consumption tax;
• Verbraucherstichprobe consumer [random] sample;
• Verbraucherstreik consumers’ strike;
• Verbraucherstudien consumer studies;
• Verbraucherstufe consumer level;
• Verbrauchertagung consumer assembly;
• Verbrauchertest, Verbraucherumfrage consumer buying survey;
• Verbrauchertestgruppe consumer panel;
• Verbrauchertreue consumer loyalty;
• Verbraucherüberschuss consumer affluence;
• Verbraucherunterrichtung consumer information;
• Verbraucheruntersuchungen consumer studies;
• Verbraucherverband association for consumer research, consumer association;
• Verbraucherverbände consumer organisations;
• Verbraucherverhalten consumer behavio(u)r;
• Verbrauchervertrag consumer contract;
• Verbrauchervertretung consumer representation;
• Verbraucherwahl consumers’ choice;
• Verbraucherwerber consumer advertiser;
• Verbraucherwerbung consumer advertising;
• Verbraucherwettbewerb consumer contest;
• Verbraucherwirtschaft consumer economics;
• Verbraucherwünsche consumer wants (desires);
• Verbraucherzeitschrift consumer magazine (publication);
• Verbraucherzentrale consumer information centre;
• Verbraucherzentrum consumer center (US) (centre, Br.);
• Verbraucherzurückhaltung consumer resistance, resistance to high prices. -
6 Marktuntersuchung
Marktuntersuchung f 1. GEN market study; 2. V&M market survey, survey research (Marktanalyse)* * ** * *Marktuntersuchung
market research (study, analysis, audit, information), [market] survey, trade research, market[ing] inquiry, commercial survey;
• charakteristische Marktuntersuchung controlled sample;
• methodische Marktuntersuchung randomization;
• regionale Marktuntersuchung area sampling;
• repräsentative Marktuntersuchung adequate sample;
• nach Schichten spezifizierte Marktuntersuchung stratified sample;
• stichprobenartige Marktuntersuchung haphazard (random, accidental) sampling;
• systematische Marktuntersuchung systematic sampling.
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