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эк. нерыночное богатство* (имущество или активы, не могущие быть проданными, напр., репутация или связи)Ant: -
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а) эк. (любое имущество, активы (напр. ценные бумаги, недвижимость и т. д.), которые можно продать)See:б) фин. (активы, торгуемые на фондовом рынке (акции, облигации))2) эк. чистое богатство (совокупные активы за вычетом совокупной задолженности (в масштабах страны или домохозяйства))See:The new English-Russian dictionary of financial markets > marketable wealth
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сущ.1) эк. богатство, состояние (стоимость активов, принадлежащих лицу или группе лиц)to accumulate [acquire, amass, attain wealth\] — накапливать состояние
to dissipate [squander\] wealth — расточать [проматывать\] состояние
His wealth is estimated at fifty million dollars. — Его состояние оценивается в пятьдесят миллионов долларов.
See:organizational wealth, consumer wealth, material wealth, immaterial wealth, human wealth, initial wealth, individual wealth, marketable wealth, non-marketable wealth, wealth tax, stock variable2) общ. благосостояние, процветание; изобилиеSee:3) эк. материальные ценности, богатстваthe natural wealth of a country — природные богатства [ресурсы\] страны
Syn:See:* * *. . Словарь экономических терминов .
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