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Экономика: способность понижаться (напр. о ценах), эластичность в сторону понижения -
2 downward flexibility
эластичность в сторону понижения, способность понижаться (напр. о ценах)Англо-русский словарь по экономике и финансам > downward flexibility
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1) гибкость, эластичность, подвижность2) способность к переналадке, переналаживаемость; приспособляемость; универсальность -
4 move downward
downward flexibility — эластичность в сторону понижения, способность понижаться
Синонимический ряд:descend (verb) alight; come down on; descend; dip; dismount; go down; plunge; settle; sink
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