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ստանդարտ շեղում

A common measure of the dispersion of a random variable or of a sample of data. Defined as the square root of the variance.

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Category: International economics
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ստանդարտ

Accounting; Auditing

a unit of measurement that is officially used; an official rule used when producing sth

շեղում

Economy; Economics

The common tendency of prices in financial markets initially to move further than would seem strictly necessary in response to changes in the fundamentals that should, in theory, ...

շեղում

Economy; International economics

A measure of how much an economic or statistical variable varies across values or observations. Its calculation is the same as that of the covariance, being the covariance of the ...

շեղում

Accounting; Auditing

the amount by which sth changes or is different from sth else

պահանջարկ

Economy; International economics

Willingness and ability to purchase goods and services.

Կենտրոնական Եվրոպայի Ազատ Առևտրի Համաձայնագիր (ԿԵԱԱՀ)

Economy; International economics

1. A free trade agreement initiated 2006 among Albania, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Croatia, the former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia, Moldova, Montenegro, Serbia and the United ...

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Economy; International economics

1. In NAFTA, this portion deals with foreign direct investment. Most controversially, it includes a provision for a firm from one member country that has invested in another to ...

դասակարգման համակարգ

Economy; International economics

A system for organizing, recording, and reporting data of a particular kind, such as international trade, industrial output, etc. Typical systems divide data into categories, each ...

քլիրինգային համակարգ

Economy; International economics

An arrangement among financial institutions for carrying out the transactions among them, including canceling out offsetting credits and debits on the same account.