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1 age-productivity profile
эк. тр. соотношение возраст-производительность* (отношение между возрастом работника и его производительностью на протяжении ряда лет, обычно представляется в виде графика или таблицы; может рассматриваться на примере всего населения или определенной группы работников)See:Англо-русский экономический словарь > age-productivity profile
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2 age-earning profile
эк. тр. кривая возрастного уровня доходов*, возрастной разрез доходов* (график (диаграмма), показывающая уровень заработной платы определенного работника или группы работников на протяжении жизни)Notice that the age earning profile is both higher and steeper for those with more education. — Обратите внимание, что кривая возрастного уровня доходов и выше и круче для тех, кто более образован.
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3 age
1. сущ.1) общ. возрастSyn:See:achievement age, age at entry, age at expiry, attained age, chronological age, cultural age, dependent age, developmental age, exact age, giving age, maximum age, minimum age, old age, pension age, pensionable age, pivotal age, productive age, psychological age, pre-retirement age, retirement age, age discrimination, age limit, age setback, age-weighted profit sharing plan, age-productivity profile, ageism2) юр. совершеннолетие (установленный законом возраст, по достижении которого наступает полная гражданская дееспособность)Syn:Ant:3) общ. старостьSyn:4) общ. эпоха, эра, периодSyn:See:5) эк. срок службы (длительность использования оборудования, машины и т. п.)See:6) демогр. поколениеSyn:2. гл.1) общ. стареть, старитьсяToo much sun ages the skin. — Злоупотребление солнечными ваннами старит кожу.
2) с.-х., пищ. вызревать, созревать3) пищ., потр. выдерживать4) тех., потр. подвергать (искусственному) старению5) общ. определять возрастSee:
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