American Customer Satisfaction Index Law and Legal Definition
American Customer Satisfaction Index is an economic indicator that measures the satisfaction of the U.S. household customers with the quality of goods and services available to them. It divides goods and services into different segments such as finance and insurance, manufacturing durables, manufacturing non durables, public administration and government, retail, services, and communications, transportation, and utilities. It was developed to provide information on satisfaction with the quality of products and services available to consumers. Prior to the development of ACSI, no national measure of quality from the perspective of the user was available.
Legal Definition list
- American Council of State Savings Supervisors (ACSSS)
- American Convention on Human Rights
- American Continental Army
- American Community Survey
- American College of Forensic Examiners International [ACFEI]
- American Customer Satisfaction Index
- American Declaration on the Right and Duties of Man
- American Depositary Receipt
- American Depository Receipt
- American Educational Research Association [AERA]
- American Employer
