Écart

Écart (French pronounced "ekahr", affair) means:

• In statistics a term for the deviations from the normal number (average value). The size of the deviations is expressed by the fluctuation number , i.e. H. the ratio of the sum of the positive and negative deviations to the average number.
• in the French exchange language in the futures market ( marché à terme ) resulting difference between the fixed price ( marché ferme ) and the purchase price, subject to withdrawal by paying a premium ( marché à prime ) - see Ekart .
• a design studio founded by Andrée Putman in 1978 for interiors, shop designs and furniture.
• the company Ecart International , the Möbel u. a. by Andrée Putman and reissues designs from the early 1920s by previously neglected designers.

See also:

• Écarté
• Ekart (disambiguation)

This is a disambiguation page for differentiating between several terms identified with the same word.