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Equivalence

Rudolf R. Sinkovics

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Abstract Equivalence refers to the comparability of data at the measurement level. If cross‐national or cross‐cultural data that have been collected from various international market contexts are considered equivalent, no biases are challenging the comparability of their scores.

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Abstract Equivalence refers to the comparability of data at the measurement level. If cross‐national or cross‐cultural data that have been collected from various international market contexts are considered equivalent, no biases are challenging the comparability of their scores.

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Abstract Equivalence refers to the comparability of data at the measurement level. If cross‐national or cross‐cultural data that have been collected from various international market contexts are considered equivalent, no biases are challenging the comparability of their scores.

Key concepts: Comparability, Equivalence (formal languages), Mathematics, Econometrics, Geography, Statistics, Pure mathematics, Combinatorics

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