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1 ожидаемый доход
1) Economy: prospective yield2) Accounting: expected income, expected return3) EBRD: expected reward, reward expectations, yield expectation4) Microsoft: expected revenue -
2 предполагаемая прибыль
1) Law: imaginary profit (страхуемая как надбавка к страховой стоимости.)2) EBRD: yield expectationУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > предполагаемая прибыль
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3 расчётная прибыль
1) Economy: calculated profit, computed profit2) Banking: estimated profit3) Business: profit of payments, pure profit4) EBRD: yield expectation -
4 расчетная прибыль
calculated (computed) profit; yield expectationBanks. Exchanges. Accounting. (Russian-English) > расчетная прибыль
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5 давать прибыль
1. produce a profit2. show a profit3. yield a profit
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