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1 ♦ consumer
♦ consumer /kənˈsju:mə(r)/n.2 utente● consumer advice, consigli ai consumatori □ (in GB) the Consumer Association, l'associazione dei consumatori □ consumer confidence, la fiducia dei consumatori □ consumer cooperative, cooperativa di consumo □ (in GB) Consumer Council, Ente per la tutela dei consumatori □ consumer credit, credito al consumo □ (econ.) consumer durables, beni di consumo durevoli □ consumer electronics, articoli di elettronica di largo consumo □ (econ.) consumer (o consumers') goods, beni di consumo □ consumer group, associazione di consumatori □ ( banca) consumer loan, prestito personale □ consumer picketing, picchettaggio di consumatori □ consumer price index, indice dei prezzi al consumo □ consumer products, generi (o prodotti) di consumo □ consumer protection, protezione (tutela) del consumatore □ consumer research, ricerca di mercato □ (psic.) consumer resistance, apatia del cliente potenziale □ consumer society, società dei consumi (o consumistica) □ (econ.) consumer spending, spesa per consumi □ (econ.) consumer surplus, surplus del consumatore □ (market.) consumer trends, dinamica dei consumi. -
2 ♦ surplus
♦ surplus /ˈsɜ:pləs/A n. [uc]1 soprappiù; eccesso; eccedenza; sovrappiù: to be surplus to requirements, essere di soprappiù (o in più del necessario)2 (econ.) surplus; eccedenza; esubero; supero; avanzo: The USA has a huge surplus of foodstuffs, gli Stati Uniti d'America hanno un'enorme eccedenza di generi alimentari4 (fin., rag.) surplus; eccedenza; avanzo; supero; residuo (o saldo) attivo: surplus on visible trade (o trade surplus) eccedenza della bilancia commerciale; surplus on current account, saldo attivo della bilancia dei pagamenti; a surplus of assets over liabilities, un'eccedenza delle attività sulle passivitàB a. attr.1 in eccesso; di soprappiù; in più: I've offered our surplus cherries to our next-door neighbours, ho offerto ai vicini di casa le ciliegie che abbiamo in più ( del nostro fabbisogno)2 (econ., fin.) in eccedenza; eccedentario: surplus wheat, grano in eccedenza; surplus labour, manodopera eccedentaria; surplus country, paese eccedentario; (demogr., stat.) surplus population, popolazione eccedentaria; eccesso di popolazione● (rag.) surplus account, conto eccedenze □ (fin.) surplus budget, bilancio eccedentario □ (econ.) surplus produce, eccedenze agricole; prodotti agricoli eccedentari □ (econ.) surplus products, prodotti eccedentari dell'industria; eccedenze industriali □ (fin.) surplus profit, superprofitto □ (rag.) surplus reserve, riserva straordinaria □ (fin.) surplus revenues, plusvalenze □ (market.) surplus stocks, rimanenze, fondi di magazzino, scampoli: publishers' surplus stocks, rimanenze librarie, copie di libri in magazzino □ surplus store, negozio di rimanenze □ (econ.) surplus value, plusvalore; ( anche) rendita: consumer's [producer's] surplus value, rendita del consumatore [del produttore].
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