ECOS and Expected value: Difference between pages

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Statistics.

In relation to forecasting, the average of all possible future results, weighted by the respective probabilities of each possible result.

For example, an Expected rate of return.

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-Employee Car Ownership Scheme.
+''Statistics''.
+In relation to forecasting, the average of all possible future results, weighted by the respective probabilities of each possible result.
-A method of providing vehicles for employees under which:
+For example, an Expected rate of return.
-#Legal title to the vehicle passes to the employee driver at the start.
-#The driver makes a series of repayments, usually monthly, to cover finance and maintenance.
-#The employer makes a series of cash payments to the driver, to cover the driver's repayments to the fleet finance provider.
 == See also ==
-*[[Contract hire]]
+* [[Arithmetic mean]]
+* [[Coefficient of variation]]
+*[[Expected cash flow]]
+*[[Expected Loss]]
+* [[Expected rate of return]]
-[[Category:Corporate_finance]]
+[[Category:The_business_context]]