Difference between revisions of "Estimate"

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To '''estimate''' is to form an opinion or judgement concerning a [[degree]] of [[measurement]] or [[quality]] about an object or person; such as [[worth]], [[value]], size, [[weight]], [[volume]], etc..  By nature an estimate is subjective and its value depends on the expertise of the the ''estimator''.  Although commonly used as a synonym for ''guess'' an estimate is expected to be close to the real quantifiable value.
 
  
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Tradesmen, [[auctioneer]]s or [[realtor]]s may provide an estimate of the proposed cost of something, as a guideline for the ultimate price which is to be paid.
 
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In [[statistics]] an '''estimate''' can be used to approximate the true values of something being analyzed, even when a full set of quantifiable data is not readily available. Such an estimate can be based on a variety of factors and relies on the expertise of the person computing the estimate.
 
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[[Category:Economics]]
 

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