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41 pay increase
s.aumento de salario, incremento salarial. -
42 percentage increase
s.aumento porcentual. -
43 population increase
s.aumento de la población. -
44 price increase
s.aumento de precio, aumento en el precio, alza de los precios, alza de precios. -
45 productivity increase
s.aumento de productividad. -
46 progressive increase
s.aumento progresivo. -
47 rate increase
s.aumento de tasa, aumento de tipo, incremento de tasa, incremento de tipo. -
48 reserve increase
s.aumento de reserva. -
49 risk increase
s.aumento del riesgo. -
50 salary increase
s.aumento de salario, incremento de salario, aumento de sueldo, aumento salarial. -
51 sharp increase
s.acusada alza, fuerte incremento, fuerte subida. -
52 substantial increase
s.aumento sustancial, aumento substancial. -
53 sudden increase
s.alza rápida. -
54 tandem increase
s.incremento que sigue a otro, aumento en tándem. -
55 tariff increase
s.aumento arancelario, aumento de tarifa. -
56 tax increase
s.aumento contributivo, aumento impositivo, aumento tributario. -
57 value increase
s.aumento del valor, aumento de valor, plusvalía. -
58 velocity increase
s.aumento de velocidad. -
59 wage increase
s.aumento de sueldo, aumento salarial, aumento de salario, incremento de salario. -
60 wage-increase
s.incremento de sueldo, aumento de sueldo, aumento salarial, incremento de salario.
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