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1 inflow of funds
а) фин. (поступление денежных средств в результате получения доходов от торговых операций либо высвобождения средств, вложенных в недвижимость или другие инвестиционные активы)inflow of funds from the disposal of fixed assets and financial investments — приток средств от реализации основных средств и финансовых инвестиций
Syn:See:б) гос. фин. (приток денежных средств в данный регион, сектор экономики и т. д. из другого региона, сектора и т. д.)inflow of funds to banks from the government sector — приток средств в банки из государственного сектора
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2 inflow of funds
общ. фин. приток средств (приток денежных средств в данный регион, сектор экономики и т. д. из другого региона, сектора и т. д.)inflow of funds to banks from the government sector — приток средств в банки из государственного сектора
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