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volume index
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volume index
n.
An index representing the relative size of red blood cells, equal to the percentage of hematocrit that is normal divided by the percentage of red blood cells that are normal.


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Pointing to the 7 percent increase in quantity index in export figures of July, Buyukeksi said, "This is an indicator showing that there is an improvement".
3) My final speculation is that Moorsteen-Bergson quantity index number theory, Moorsteen (1961) and Bergson (1961), requires no econometrics for its implementation (4) whereas index numbers a la Konus have been closely linked with the statistical art of demand systems estimation.
They adopt the view that once the input price index has been defined in a suitable way, the input quantity index should be defined implicitly by the property that the product of the relative price index and the relative quantity index should equal the relative expenditure index.
 
 
 
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