...careful attention to weighting. On this head the Committee may refer to the above paper of Mr. Edgoworth, which seems conclusive on the subject. 3. Practically...desiderata. The nature and object of this index-number is explained in the accompanying memorandum, which has the general approval of the Committee, though...

...the use of a weighted index-number of some kind, as, on the whole, commanding more confidence. Bat they feel bound to point out that the scientific evidence...Committee have had before them a suggestion for a new indexnnraber, which might be used for some official and private purposes, based on the practical considerations...

...— provided there is a large number of articles — as not insufficient for the purpose in hand. ... A weighted index-number, in one aspect, is almost...though, on the whole, the Committee recommend it." I do not retract the opinion which has been expressed above that the index number elaborated by Mr....

...Jevons^-provided there is a large number of articles — as not insufficient for the purpose in hand. ... A weighted index-number, in one aspect, is almost...though, on the whole, the Committee recommend it." I do not retract the opinion which has been expressed above that the index number elaborated by Mr....

...index number of some kind, as, on the whole, commanding more confidence. * * * A weighted index number, in one aspect, is almost an unnecessary precaution...though, on the whole, the committee recommend it. In the memoradum prepared by Mr. Fountain for the ': Report on Wholesale and Retail Prices in the United...

...some kind, as, on the whole, commanding more confidence. ... A weighted index number, in one respect, is almost an unnecessary precaution to secure accuracy, though, on the whole, the Committee recommended it." — TRANSLATOB. have been applied to statistical series and means.37 The most important...

...index number of some kind, as, on the whole, commanding more confidence. ... A weighted index number, in one aspect, is almost an unnecessary precaution...though, on the whole, the committee recommend it." CHAPTER IX BANKING OPERATIONS AND ACCOUNTS 1 THE intermediate employed in actual transactions is, in...

...index number of some kind, as, on the whole, commanding more confidence. ... A weighted index number, in one aspect, is almost an unnecessary precaution...though, on the whole, the committee recommend it." [Airy, G., Memoirs of the Astronomical Society, xxviii. (refers to a physical problem which has considerable...