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1 неустойчивый
1) General subject: astatic, brittle, capricious, catching (о погоде), chameleonic, chancy, changeable, changeful, dicky, drunk, easy (о рынке), erratically, fluctuant, fluctuating, frail, impermanent, inconsistent, inconstant, infirm, instable, liquid, non-resistant, quaky, reeling, rickety, rocky (о предмете), rootless, sandy, scrofulous (о моральном облике), slippery, soft, staggering, teetery, tickle, ticklish, tickly, top heavy, top-heavy, tottery, unbalanced (о психике), unballasted, unequable, unsettled, unstable, unsteadfast, unsteady, vacillating, vagrant, versatile, waggly, wambly, weakly (морально), weathercock, whiffler, wibbly wobbly, wibbly-wobbly, wiggle waggle, wiggle-waggle, yielding, yo-yo, variable, shoddy (as in "shoddy workmanship." Ex: "This carpenter does shoddy work."), flimsy (this means "weak," as in "a flimsy cardboard box" or a "flimsy excuse"), schizophrenic, precarious2) Computers: transient4) Biology: fickle (напр. о культуре)5) Aviation: intermittent6) Medicine: nonsustained7) Colloquial: chancey, dotty, groggy, tippy (о предмете)8) Obsolete: various9) Military: amoeba-type10) Engineering: apt to change, shaky11) Agriculture: erratic (о температуре)12) Rare: sliding13) Mathematics: erratic, labile, negligible, uncertain14) Economy: soft (о ценах и т.п.)15) Automobile industry: walt16) Architecture: unstable (о цвете или пигменте, изменяющимся под воздействием солнечных лучей)18) Diplomatic term: wobbler19) Metallurgy: metastable20) Politics: mugwump (о члене какой-л. организации)21) Scottish language: coggly23) Information technology: fluctuation24) Oil: non-persistent, non-steady, nonpersistent, uneven25) Special term: astable26) Simple: yoyo29) Ecology: non-sustainable30) Business: fluid, off balance, transitional31) Drilling: weak32) Automation: nonsteady33) Oceanography: erratical34) Aviation medicine: seesaw35) Makarov: broken (о погоде), crazy, crazy (о строениях, кораблях и т.п.), erratic (о взглядах и т.п.), erratic (о т-ре), feverish, intolerable, intolerant, nonresistant, rocking, shifty, wavy, wobbly36) Gold mining: vulnerable to disintegration -
2 потребительский набор
Тогда этот вектор будем называть вектором возможностей потребления или потребительским набором. — We then refer to the vector as a consumption vector or consumption bundle.
Множество возможностей потребления является подмножеством пространства товаров с элементами в виде потребительских наборов, которые индивид, по-видимому, может потреблять при заданности физических ограничений его окружением. — The consumption set is a subset of the commodity space whose elements are the consumption bundles that the individual can conceivably consume given the physical constraints imposed by his environment.
набор, потребительский, начальный — initial consumption bundle
Один из способов осуществить это заключается в том, чтобы представить себе ситуацию, когда изменение цен сопровождается таким изменением богатства потребителя, которое делает его начальный потребительский набор минимально возможным при новых ценах. — One way to accomplish this is to imagine a situation in which a change in prices is accompanied by a change in the consumer's wealth that makes his initial consumption bundle just affordable at the new prices.
Терминология "замещения" уместна, так как термин slk(p, w) измеряет дифференциальное изменение в потреблении товара l (т.е. замещение других товаров или за их счет), вызванное дифференциальным изменением цены товара k при такой корректировке по богатству, что потребитель все еще может приобрести начальный потребительский набор (т.е. вызванное исключительно изменением относительных цен). — The "substitution" terminology is apt because the term slk(p, w) measures the differential change in the consumption of commodity l (i.e., the substitution to or from other commodities) due to a differential change in the price of commodity k when wealth is adjusted so that the consumer can still just afford his original consumption bundle (i.e., due solely to a change in relative prices).
наборы, потребительские, совокупные — aggregate consumption bundles
Russian-English Dictionary "Microeconomics" > потребительский набор
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3 замещение
(Замена.)Терминология "замещения" здесь уместна, так как термин slk(p, w) измеряет дифференциальное изменение в потреблении товара l (т.е., замещение других товаров или за их счет), вызванное дифференциальным изменением цены товара k при такой корректировке по богатству, что потребитель может позволить себе лишь начальный потребительский набор (т.е., вызванное исключительно изменением относительных цен). — The "substitution" terminology is apt because the term slk(p, w) measures the differential change in the consumption of commodity l (i.e., the substitution to or from other commodities) due to a differential change in the price of commodity k when wealth is adjusted so that the consumer can still just afford his original consumption bundle (i.e., due solely to a change in relative prices).
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4 формулировка формулировк·а
wording, formulation, phrasing, language; (редакция) draftingизменить формулировку (резолюции, текста и т.п.) — to change the form
менять формулировку (параграфа, документа и т.п.) — to reword
гибкая / свободная формулировка — liberal wording
компромиссная формулировка — compromise language / formula
новая формулировка — fresh wording, restatement
точная формулировка — precise / exact wording
в первоначальной формулировке — in the original form, as originally worded
в соответствующих формулировках, изложенных ниже — in the forms set forth below
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