Definition of Complete / Completeness:
The economics theory definition of complete: A model's markets are complete if agents can
buy insurance contracts to protect them against any future time and state of
the world.
The statistics definition of complete: In a context where a distribution is known except for
parameter q, a minimal sufficient statistic is
complete if there is only one unbiased estimator of q using that statistic.
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