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1 доплата за выходные дни
General subject: penal rates (за работу в общевыходные и праздничные дни)Универсальный русско-английский словарь > доплата за выходные дни
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2 отрицательные процентные ставки
Accounting: negative interest rates (когда банк не только не выплачивает процент по депозитам, но взимает таковой с владельца депозитного счета), penal interest rates (когда банк не только не выплачивает процент по депозитам, но взимает таковой с владельца депозитного счета)Универсальный русско-английский словарь > отрицательные процентные ставки
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