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adjective1) (barely adequate, slight) geringfügig; unwesentlich2) (close to limit) marginal; (barely profitable) kaum rentabel3) knapp [Wahlergebnis]marginal seat/constituency — (Brit. Polit.) wackeliger (ugs.) od. nur mit knapper Mehrheit gehaltener Parlamentssitz/Wahlkreis
4) (of or at the edge) Rand[gebiet, -bereich usw.]* * *adjective (small and almost non-existent or unimportant: a marginal improvement.) am Rande* * *mar·gin·al[ˈmɑ:ʤɪnəl, AM ˈmɑ:r-]I. adj1. (slight) geringfügigto be of \marginal importance relativ unbedeutend seina \marginal improvement eine geringfügige Verbesserungto be of \marginal interest [nur] von geringem Interesse sein2. (insignificant) nebensächlich, unwesentlich\marginal costs Grenzkosten pl\marginal revenue Grenzerlös m\marginal yield Grenzertrag m3. BRIT, AUS POL\marginal constituency/seat mit knapper Mehrheit gewonnener Wahlkreis/Parlamentssitz4. (in margin)\marginal notes Randnotizen pl5. (on borderline) Rand-a \marginal existence eine Existenz am Rande der Gesellschafta \marginal product ein wenig gefragtes Produkt6. PSYCH\marginal behaviour deviantes VerhaltenII. n BRIT, AUS POL knapp gewonnener Wahlkreis* * *['mAːdZɪnl]adj2) (SOCIOL) people, groups randständigthis is a marginal constituency for the Tories — die Tories haben in diesem Wahlkreis nur eine knappe Mehrheit
marginal cost — Grenzkosten pl
5)* * *1. am Rande, auf den Rand gedruckt etc, Rand…:marginal inscription Umschrift f (auf Münzen);marginal note Randbemerkung f;2. Grenz… (auch fig):have only a marginal effect on sth etwas nur am Rande berühren;marginal sensations Wahrnehmungen am Rande des Bewusstseins3. WIRTSCH knapp über der Rentabilitätsgrenze (liegend), gerade noch rentabel, Grenz…:marginal analysis Marginal-, Grenzanalyse f;marginal cost Grenzkosten pl;marginal enterprise Grenzbetrieb m, unrentabler Betrieb;marginal profit Grenzertrag m, knapper Gewinn;marginal utility Grenznutzen m4. MED marginal, randständig5. SOZIOL am Rande der Gesellschaft (stehend)6. fig geringfügig (Verbesserung etc)* * *adjective1) (barely adequate, slight) geringfügig; unwesentlich2) (close to limit) marginal; (barely profitable) kaum rentabel3) knapp [Wahlergebnis]marginal seat/constituency — (Brit. Polit.) wackeliger (ugs.) od. nur mit knapper Mehrheit gehaltener Parlamentssitz/Wahlkreis
4) (of or at the edge) Rand[gebiet, -bereich usw.]* * *adj.am Rand befindlich ausdr. n.Randwert -e m. -
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эк. предельный [маржинальный\] анализ (исследование влияния приращения одной или нескольких переменных на значение функции; напр., влияния увеличения объема используемого ресурса на выпуск продукции или увеличения объема потребляемого блага на полезность потребителя; позволяет сделать выводы об оптимальном распределении ресурсов; является характерной чертой неоклассической школы экономической теории)See:neoclassical economics, marginal factor cost, marginal gain, marginal income, marginal physical product, marginal product, marginal productivity, marginal productivity of capital, marginal productivity of labour, marginal productivity theory, marginal propensity to consume, marginal propensity to import, marginal propensity to invest, marginal propensity to save, marginal rate of product transformation, marginal rate of substitution, marginal rate of technical substitution, marginal rate of time preference, marginal rate of transformation, marginal return, marginal revenue, marginal revenue product, marginal revenue-marginal cost approach, marginal utility, marginal utility approach, marginal utility of income, marginal utility theory
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маргинальный анализ: анализ для выбора наилучшего соотношения между двумя маргинальными стоимостями.* * ** * *. . Словарь экономических терминов . -
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(business, profit) marginal(e)marginal cost coût m marginal;marginal costing méthode f des coûts marginaux;marginal cost pricing méthode des coûts marginaux;marginal disinvestment désinvestissement m marginal;marginal profit bénéfice m marginal;marginal productivity productivité f marginale;marginal relief dégrèvement m marginal;marginal return on capital rendement m marginal du capital;marginal revenue revenu m marginal;marginal utility utilité f marginale;marginal value valeur f marginale -
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предельный ; маржинальный ; маржиналистский ; добавочный ; дополнительный ; крайний ; критический ; решающий ; наихудший ; наименее плодородный ; ? marginal analysis ; ? marginal business ; ? marginal concept ; ? marginal cost(s) ; ? marginal cost per un -
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крайний; с предельно малым запасом -
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['mɑːdʒɪnl] 1.1) (minor or peripheral) marginale2) GB pol. [ ward] ottenuto con un minimo scarto di voti3) [ teacher's remark] a margine; [ author's note] in margine2.nome GB pol. = circoscrizione elettorale ottenuta con un minimo scarto di voti* * *adjective (small and almost non-existent or unimportant: a marginal improvement.) marginale* * *marginal /ˈmɑ:dʒɪnl/A a.1 marginale; a margine: marginal notes, note a margine; postille; a marginal question, una questione marginale2 (econ.) marginale: marginal buyer [seller], compratore [venditore] marginale; marginal cost, costo marginale; marginal farmers, coltivatori marginali; marginal income, reddito marginale; marginal land, terreno marginale; marginal productivity, produttività marginale; marginal utility, utilità marginale; marginal value, valore marginale3 (polit. GB: di un seggio) ottenuto con uno scarto minimo di voti; ( di un collegio elettorale) incerto: DIALOGO → - Discussing an election- I live in a marginal Tory seat, abito in una circoscrizione che ha eletto un conservatore con una maggioranza risicataB n.(polit. GB = marginal constituency) collegio ottenuto con uno scarto minimo di voti; collegio incerto● (econ.) marginal benefit, beneficio marginale □ a marginal case, un caso limite □ (fisc.) marginal rate, aliquota marginale □ marginal stop, marginatore ( di macchina da scrivere) □ marginal tribes, tribù in via di estinzione □ (econ., stor.) marginal utility school, scuola marginalistamarginally avv.* * *['mɑːdʒɪnl] 1.1) (minor or peripheral) marginale2) GB pol. [ ward] ottenuto con un minimo scarto di voti3) [ teacher's remark] a margine; [ author's note] in margine2.nome GB pol. = circoscrizione elettorale ottenuta con un minimo scarto di voti -
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adjective (small and almost non-existent or unimportant: a marginal improvement.) underordnet, marginalmarginaladj. \/ˈmɑːdʒɪn(ə)l\/1) kant-, rand-2) bredde-, grense-3) ( overført) marginal-, grense-, minimums-, underordnet4) utstøtt, utenfor, uten tilhørighetflyktningene var utstøtte samfunnsgrupper \/ grupper uten samfunnstilhørighet5) ( økonomi) marginal-, grense-6) ( politikk) marginal-usikkert mandat, marginalmandat -
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1) предельный
2) боковик
3) маргинальный
4) сделанный на полях
5) краевой
6) пограничный
– marginal analysis
– marginal capacity
– marginal check
– marginal checking
– marginal coefficient
– marginal cost
– marginal distribution
– marginal head
– marginal operation
– marginal price
– marginal ray
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