What does CIC mean?
CIC means Census Industry Classification
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Business & Finance category.
What is the abbreviation for Census Industry Classification?
Census Industry Classification can be abbreviated as CIC
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What does CIC stand for? CIC stands for "Census Industry Classification". |
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How to abbreviate "Census Industry Classification"? "Census Industry Classification" can be abbreviated as CIC. |
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What is the meaning of CIC abbreviation? The meaning of CIC abbreviation is "Census Industry Classification". |
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What is CIC abbreviation? One of the definitions of CIC is "Census Industry Classification". |
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What does CIC mean? CIC as abbreviation means "Census Industry Classification". |
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What is shorthand of Census Industry Classification? The most common shorthand of "Census Industry Classification" is CIC. |
Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
- HSICS - Hang Seng Industry Classification System
- NAICS - North American Industry Classification System
- ICB - Industry Classification Benchmark
- NAISC - North American Industry Classification System
- ZIC - Zawya Industry Classification
- AICS - American Industry Classification System
- ANZIC - Australian and New Zealand Industry Classification
- ASIC - Australian Standard Industry Classification
- CFCC - Census Feature Classification Code
- GICS - Global Industry Classification System
- ISIC - International Standard Industry Classification
- NAIC - North American Industry Classification
- NAICS - Nakes as the Industry Classification System
- NAICS - North American Industry Classification Scheme
- NAICS - North American Industry Classification Structure
- PSIC - Philippine Standard Industry Classification
- SIC - SOI Industry Classification
- WIC - WorkCover Industry Classification
- ICCS - Industry Classification Coding System
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