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1 Richtwert
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2 Anhaltswert
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3 Erfahrungswert
* * *Er|fah|rungs|wertmfigure based on experience, empirically established figure* * *Er·fah·rungs·wertm meist pl empirical value* * ** * *m.experience value n.practical value n. -
4 Index
Index m BÖRSE, COMP, WIWI index • dem Index hinterherhinken WIWI lag behind the index • hinter dem Index zurückbleiben WIWI lag behind the index* * *m <Börse, Comp, Vw> index ■ dem Index hinterherhinken <Vw> lag behind the index ■ hinter dem Index zurückbleiben <Vw> lag behind the index* * *Index
index [number], register, table of contents;
• an den Index gebunden tied to the index;
• mit einem Index gekoppelt index-linked;
• nicht bereinigter Index unadjusted index;
• an die Preise wesentlicher Konsumartikel gekoppelter Index index keyed to prices of major consumer items;
• gekreuzter Index (Statistik) crossed-weight index, cross-weighted index number;
• gewichteter (gewogener) Index (Statistik) weighted index [number];
• saisonbereinigter Index seasonally adjusted index;
• unbewerteter (ungewogener, ungewichteter) Index unweighted index;
• verketteter Index (Statistik) chain index (Br.);
• Index der Aktienkurse index of share prices (Br.) (stocks, US), stock-price index (US);
• Index der Arbeitslosenzahl unemployment index;
• Index der Baukosten index of building (construction) costs;
• Index der an der Börse gehandelten Werte stock-exchange market value index;
• Index der Bruttostundenlöhne index of gross hourly wages;
• Index, dem der Durchschnitt von 2002 mit 100 zugrunde liegt index based on 2002 averages as 100;
• Index der Einzelhandelspreise retail-price index;
• Index der Erzeugerpreise index of manufacturing prices;
• Index der Fertigungskapazität index of manufacturing capacity;
• Index der Großhandelspreise wholesale-price index;
• Index des gesamten Handelsgewinns index of total gain from trade;
• Index der Industrieaktien index of industrial shares;
• Index der Lebenshaltungskosten cost-of-living index;
• Index der industriellen Nettoproduktion index of industrial production, national production index;
• Index in effektiven Preisen value index;
• Index der als typisch erachteten Stammaktien industrial ordinary index;
• Index der Verbraucherpreise consumer price index;
• an einen Index binden to link with an index;
• auf dem Index stehen to be put on the index;
• Indexanleihe loan tied to an index;
• Indexautomatik des Zinses automatic interest adjustment;
• Indexberechnung computation of an index;
• Indexfamilie typical average family;
• Indexfonds index fund.
Index, dem der Durchschnitt von 2002 mit 100 zugrunde liegt
index based on 2002 averages as 100
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