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1 Prognose
Prognose f GEN prognosis, projection, prediction, forecast, forecasting* * *f < Geschäft> prognosis, projection, prediction, forecast, forecasting* * *Prognose
prognosis, forecast[ing];
• entgegen allen Prognosen beyond all forecasts;
• konjunkturelle Prognose economic forecast, business outlook;
• langfristige Prognose long-range forecast[ing];
• Prognose wirtschaftlicher Entwicklungen economic forecasting;
• Prognose der globalen Erwärmung global warming forecast;
• in seiner Prognose auf eine Preisabschwächung setzen to muffle one’s forecast on prices;
• Prognosen des Finanzministeriums übertreffen to overshoot treasury forecasts;
• wirtschaftliche Prognose vornehmen to forecast the course of a business;
• Prognoseabteilung forecasting division;
• Prognoseangaben predicted data;
• Prognosebranche forecasting business;
• miserable Prognoseerfolge poor forecasting records;
• Prognosefehler forecasting (projection) error;
• Prognosegenauigkeit forecasting performance;
• Prognoseinstitut für Wirtschaft und Finanzen Institute of Economic and Financial Forecasting;
• Prognoseirrtum forecasting error;
• Prognosekorridor prediction corridor;
• Prognosemethode forecasting method;
• Prognosestelle forecasting body;
• Prognosetätigkeit forecasting service;
• Prognoseverfahren für kurzfristige Bedarfsvorhersage (Statistik) exponential smoothing;
• Prognosewert forecast score;
• Prognosezeitraum forecast period.
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