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Accounting Dictionary

Probability

 

  1. A probability is the chance that an event will occur. Probabilities are assigned values between zero (0) and one (1). A zero probability indicates that there is no chance the event will ever occur (i.e., an impossibility). A probability of one indicates that the event will always occur (i.e., a certainty). See also objective probability and subjective probability and expected value. The likelihood or chance of occurrence of an event.

 

Related Terms:

Objective Probability [BAR]Subjective Probability [BAR]Expected Value [BAR]Back to Dictionary

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