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adjbruto• gross accumulation bruto akumulacija• gross book value bruto knjigovodstvena vrijednost• gross capital formation bruto investicije• gross capital stock bruto kapital• gross cash flow ukupni novčani tok• gross domestic product ( GDP) bruto domaći proizvod (BDP)• gross fixed-capital formation bruto investicije u dugotrajnu imovinu (fiksni kapital)• gross investment bruto investicije• gross issue bruto izdanje• gross margining usklađivanje na bruto načelu početnoga iznosa zalogaBilj.: Usklađivanje ovisi o kretanjima na trћiљtu zbog kojih se mijenja fer vrijednost zaloћenoga instrumenta• gross minus reinsurance figure bruto iznos umanjen za iznos reosiguranja• gross national product ( GNP) bruto nacionalni proizvod (BNP)• gross negligence grubi nemar• gross official reserves bruto sluћbene međunarodne pričuve• gross operating surplus of the economy bruto poslovni viљak gospodarstva• gross position bruto pozicija• guarantee system sustav jamstava• guarantees of payment jamstva plaćanja, osiguranja plaćanja• import/ export guarantee uvozna/izvozna garancija• loan guarantees jamstva za zajam, kreditna jamstva• mutual exchange of guarantees between central bank međusobna razmjena jamstava između srediљnjih banaka• mutual financial guarantee uzajamna financijska jamstva• public guarantee insurance programmes programi osiguranja javnih (drћavnih) jamstava• risks connected with guarantees in favour of third parties rizici vezani uz jamstva u korist trećih osobaEnglesko-Hrvatski Glosar bankarstva, osiguranja i ostalih financijskih usluga > gross
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