Traduction de «indice synthétique » (Français → Anglais) :

GDP fixed-weighted price deflator

implicit price index

aggregative index | composite index-number

weighted index | weighted index number

synthetic index (1) | synthetic indicator (2)

multiple-trait proof [ multiple-trait index ]

implicit price index

synthetic short position (1) | synthetic short sale (2) | short synthetic (3)

synthetic long (1) | synthetic long position (2) | long synthetic (3)

Point (a) "a clear and unambiguous description of the organisation registering under EMAS and a summary of its activities, products and services and its relationship to any parent organisations as appropriate".

(f) under a section titled "What are the costs?", the costs associated with an investment in the investment product, comprising both direct and indirect costs to be borne by the investor, including summary indicators of these costs; and, for comparability reasons, total taxes and any fees to be paid by the retail investor; expressed in monetary and percentage terms, to show the effects of the total costs on the return of the investment, together with an indication about the payment terms in relation to the costs.

A clear and unambiguous description of the organisation registering under EMAS and a summary of its activities, products and services and its relationship to any parent organisations as appropriate

2. Suggests aiming at a limited set of relevant indicators which may later be easily complemented by other indicators and at a set of summary indicators, which may embody two complementary perspectives on the environment via a monetarised indicator such as Adjusted Net Savings and a physical indicator such as ecological footprint, carbon footprint or other decoupling indicators, as well as a few broader indicators of social inclusion and human well-being such as the GINI index and the Human Poverty Index or Index of Social Health; suggests that GDP in itself be improved; points as examples to the ‘Index for Sustainable Economic Welfare ...[+++]’, the ‘Genuine Progress Indicators’ or the ‘National Welfare Index’; recommends that Eurostat work in close cooperation with other research centres and organisations that have developed such indicators in order to make them more accurate and implementable;