fixed base index

fixed base index
French\ \ indice à base fixe
German\ \ Index mit fester Basis
Dutch\ \ indexcijferreeks met vaste basis
Italian\ \ numero indice a base fissa
Spanish\ \ índice de base fija
Catalan\ \ índex de base fixa
Portuguese\ \ índice de base fixa
Romanian\ \ fixe de bază index
Danish\ \ fast base index
Norwegian\ \ fast base indeks
Swedish\ \ fastbasindex
Greek\ \ σταθερός δείκτης βάσεων
Finnish\ \ kiinteäkantainen indeksi
Hungarian\ \ állandó bázisú index
Turkish\ \ sabit temel indeks
Estonian\ \ fikseeritud baasperioodi suhtes arvutatud indeks
Lithuanian\ \ pastovios bazės indeksas; pastovios bazės rodiklis
Slovenian\ \ indeks s stalno osnovo
Polish\ \ indeks jednopodstawowy
Russian\ \ индекс с фиксированной базой
Ukrainian\ \ фіксований індекс бази
Serbian\ \ фиксни базни индекс
Icelandic\ \ föstu grunngildi vísitölu
Euskara\ \ oinarri finkoko indize
Farsi\ \ shakhes ba payeye sabet
Persian-Farsi\ \ شاخص پایه ثابت
Arabic\ \ الرقم القياسي ذو الاساس الثابت
Afrikaans\ \ vastebasis-indeks
Chinese\ \ 定 基 指 数
Korean\ \ 고정된 기준 지수

Statistical terms. 2014.

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