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21 cost of money
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22 cost overrun
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23 cost-accounting
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24 cost-benefit analysis
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25 cost-effective
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26 cost-effectiveness
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27 cost-plus
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28 cost-push inflation
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29 cost-effectiveness
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30 cost-push inflation
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31 cost-reduce
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32 cost-volume-profit analysis
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33 cost
1 noun∎ cost and freight coût et fret;∎ cost, insurance and freight coût, assurance, fret;∎ cost per thousand côut par mille, CPM mcost accountant = comptable m f spécialisé(e) en comptabilité analytique ou d'exploitation; cost accounting comptabilité f analytique ou d'exploitation;cost allocation imputation f des charges;cost analysis analyse f des coûts, analyse du prix de revient;cost assessment évaluation f du coût;cost base prix m de base;ACCOUNTANCY cost centre centre m de coût ou d'analyse;ACCOUNTANCY cost curve courbe f des coûts;cost equation équation f de coût;cost factor facteur m coût;ACCOUNTANCY cost of goods purchased coût des marchandises achetées;ACCOUNTANCY cost of goods sold coût des marchandises vendues;cost of living coût de la vie;cost management gestion f des coûts;ACCOUNTANCY cost overrun dépassement m de coût;cost price prix coûtant ou de revient;cost pricing méthode f des coûts marginaux;ACCOUNTANCY cost of sales coût de revient des produits vendus;cost standard norme f de prix de revient;cost structure structure f des coûts;cost unit unité f de coût;cost variance écart m des coûts∎ costs frais m pl d'instance, dépens m pl;∎ to pay costs payer les frais et dépens(a) (be priced at) coûter;∎ how much does it cost? combien cela coûte-t-il?;∎ it costs $25 ça coûte 25 dollarsfamiliar (be expensive) coûter cher, ne pas être donné;∎ we can do it but it will cost on peut le faire mais ça ne sera pas donné -
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cost-of-living adjustment (in salary) augmentation f de salaire indexée sur le coût de la vie;cost-of-living allowance indemnité f de vie chère;cost-of-living increase (in salary) augmentation de salaire indexée sur le coût de la vie;cost-of-living index indice m du coût de la vieThe taxpayer asked the IRS if it was possible to modify his payment plan by adding an annual 4% cost-of-living adjustment (COLA) and by including a one-time "catch-up" amount. The IRS denied the request. It held the taxpayer could not modify the annual payment without triggering the 10% penalty for premature distributions.
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35 cost-benefit
cost-benefit analysis analyse f coût-profit, analyse des côuts et rendements;cost-benefit ratio rapport m coût-profit -
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1 nountaux m de marqueFINANCE à coût majoré;∎ on a cost-plus basis sur la base du prix de revient majorécost-plus pricing fixation f du prix en fonction du coût -
37 cost price
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38 cost-cutting
['kɒstkʌtɪŋ], US ['kɔːst-]noun réduction f des frais -
39 cost-competitive
(product) à prix compétitif;∎ we're not cost-competitive nos prix ne sont pas compétitifs -
40 cost-cutting
d'économie;∎ the cost-cutting measures that we have implemented should save the company a lot of money les mesures qui ont été mises en place pour limiter les dépenses devraient faire économiser beaucoup d'argent à l'entreprise
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