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1 peruspääoma
yks.nom. peruspääoma; yks.gen. peruspääoman; yks.part. peruspääomaa; yks.ill. peruspääomaan; mon.gen. peruspääomien peruspääomain; mon.part. peruspääomia; mon.ill. peruspääomiinbasic capital (noun)first stock (noun)initial capital (noun)original capital (noun)* * *finance, business, economy• capital investedfinance, business, economy• investment capitalfinance, business, economy• fixed capitalfinance, business, economy• basic capitalfinance, business, economy• fixed assetsfinance, business, economy• first stockfinance, business, economy• stock capitalfinance, business, economy• capital stockfinance, business, economy• nominal capitalfinance, business, economy• original capitalfinance, business, economy• stock of capitalfinance, business, economy• principalfinance, business, economy• sharecapitalfinance, business, economy• investment stockfinance, business, economy• equity capital -
2 kantapääoma
finance, business, economy• equity share capitalfinance, business, economy• original capitalfinance, business, economy• ordinary capitalfinance, business, economy• initial capitalfinance, business, economy• basic capitalfinance, business, economy• nominal capital -
3 alkupääoma
yks.nom. alkupääoma; yks.gen. alkupääoman; yks.part. alkupääomaa; yks.ill. alkupääomaan; mon.gen. alkupääomien alkupääomain; mon.part. alkupääomia; mon.ill. alkupääomiininitial capital (noun)seed money (noun)* * *• original assets• basic capital• seed money• initial capital -
4 pohjarahasto
initial fund* * *finance, business, economy• basic capitalfinance, business, economy• initial reserve
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