What does CED mean?
CED means Consumers Expenditure Deflator
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Undefined category.
What is the abbreviation for Consumers Expenditure Deflator?
Consumers Expenditure Deflator can be abbreviated as CED
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What does CED stand for? CED stands for "Consumers Expenditure Deflator". |
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How to abbreviate "Consumers Expenditure Deflator"? "Consumers Expenditure Deflator" can be abbreviated as CED. |
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What is the meaning of CED abbreviation? The meaning of CED abbreviation is "Consumers Expenditure Deflator". |
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What is CED abbreviation? One of the definitions of CED is "Consumers Expenditure Deflator". |
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What does CED mean? CED as abbreviation means "Consumers Expenditure Deflator". |
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What is shorthand of Consumers Expenditure Deflator? The most common shorthand of "Consumers Expenditure Deflator" is CED. |
Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
- CACBC - Consumers Association of Canada British Columbia
- C4CC - Consumers for Cable Choice
- CEEPSACER - Consumers Energy Employees Providing Service Around Children's Essential Resources
- CAPSIAN - Consumers Against Supermarket Privacy Invasion and Numbering
- CCPCI - Consumers Choice Property Consultants, Inc.
- CI-ROAF - Consumers International Regional Office for Africa
- CFQH - Consumers for Quality Homes
- CIAPA - Consumers in Action for Personal Assistance
- COMBAT - Consumers of Maine Bringing Action Together
- COPOCO - Consumers Power Company Credit Union
- COSUGI - Consumers of Sirsidynix Users Group, Inc.
- CD - Consumers Digest
- CI - Consumers International
- CAAM - Consumers Active Against Malware
- CABH - Consumers Association in Bosnia and Herzegovina
- CEPA - Consumers Education and Protective Association International
- CARTC - Consumers' Association Research and Testing Centre
- PCED - Personal Consumption Expenditure Deflator
- c - Consumers expenditure
- PCE - Personal consumption expenditure; personal consumption expenditure deflator