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21 Spitzenpreis
Spitzenpreis m GEN top price* * *m < Geschäft> top price* * *Spitzenpreis
top price;
• Spitzenprodukt super (sl.);
• Spitzenproduktion maximum (top, peak) output;
• Spitzenpublikum top audience (US);
• Spitzenqualität prime, top (star) quality;
• Spitzenregulierung settlement of fractional amounts;
• Spitzenreiter (Börse) star performer, market leader, front runner;
• Spitzenreiter unter den Investmentgesellschaften top-performing mutual fund;
• Spitzenreiterposition im Arbeitslosenbereich unemployment peaking;
• Spitzenrisiken (Versicherung) peak risks;
• Spitzensatz record rate;
• Spitzenstand (Kurse) peak level, all-time high;
• Spitzenstellung top position (job, appointment);
• seine Spitzenstellung einbüßen to lose one’s leading position;
• Spitzenstellung erreichen to reach the top;
• Spitzensteuersatz, Spitzensteuertarif top [marginal] tax rate, marginal rate of taxation;
• Spitzentechnologie state-of-the-art technology;
• Spitzenumsatz top (record) sales;
• Spitzenunterhändler top negotiator;
• Spitzenunternehmen blue-chip concerns;
• Spitzenverband head (umbrella, top, summit) organization, (Gewerkschaft) trades council;
• Spitzenverband amerikanischer Arbeitgeber National Industrial Conference Board (US);
• Spitzenverband Britischer Arbeitgeberverbände British Employers’ Confederation;
• Spitzenverband der Eisenbahnarbeiter railway employees’ department;
• Spitzenverbrauch maximum consumption;
• Spitzenverdiener top earner (US);
• Spitzenverkäufer star (top) salesman;
• Spitzenverkaufszahlen peak sales;
• Spitzenverkehr peak hours (traffic), rush-hour peak (traffic);
• Spitzenverkehr umgehen to beat the rush hours;
• Spitzenwert peak (prime) value;
• Spitzenwerte (Aktien) gilt-edged (leading) shares (Br.), favo(u)rites, leaders, glamor (high-quality, standard) stocks (US), glamors (US), blue chips (US);
• gesuchter Spitzenwert bid favourite;
• industrielle Spitzenwerte top industrials;
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22 Höchststundenklausel für 26 Arbeitswochen
Höchststundenklausel für 26 Arbeitswochen
(Teilzeitbeschäftigung) one thousand hour clause;
• Höchsttarif (Spediteur) maximum rate, (Versicherung) maximum tariff;
• Höchstumsatz top sales;
• Maßnahmen gegen den Höchstverbrauch treffen to cope with peak consumption;
• Höchstverbrauchertarif (el.) demand rate;
• Höchstvergünstigung maximum benefit;
• Höchstverkaufspreis maximum selling price;
• Höchstwert maximum (top, peak, crest) value;
• Höchstwertung optimum rating;
• Höchstziffer ceiling (maximum) figure;
• Höchstzinsen interest ceilings;
• Höchstzinssatz maximum rate of interest, top interest rate;
• gesetzlich nicht erlaubter Höchstzinssatz usurious rate of interest;
• Höchstzoll maximum tariff, (Einfuhr) maximum import duty;
• Höchstzuladung maximum useful load.Business german-english dictionary > Höchststundenklausel für 26 Arbeitswochen
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23 Kostenträger
Kostenträger m RW unit of output, product (trägt die Istkosten, die Normalkosten oder die Plankosten)* * *Kostenträger
unit of cost, cost[ing] unit;
• Kostenträgerrechnung cost unit accounting;
• Kostentransparenz transparency of costs;
• Kostentreiber cost driver;
• Kostenüberhang excess of expenditure over revenue;
• Kostenüberhöhung excessive costs;
• Kostenübernahme assumption (absorption) of costs, cost absorption;
• Kostenüberprüfer comptroller;
• Kostenüberschlag approximate estimate;
• roher Kostenüberschlag rough estimate;
• Kostenüberschreitung cost overrun;
• Kostenübersicht cost survey;
• Kostenüberwachung cost control;
• Kostenüberwachungsprogramm cost control program(me);
• Kostenumlage, Kostenumlegung apportionment (distribution, levy) of cost (expenses), [cost] allocation, cost distribution (assignment);
• Kostenumlage unter den Vereinsmitgliedern vornehmen to assess members of a society for expenses;
• Kostenunterdeckung cost deficit;
• Kostenunterlagen cost data;
• Kostenunterschied cost difference;
• Kostenuntersuchung cost studies;
• Kostenveränderungen cost changes;
• Kostenverantwortung cost consciousness;
• Kostenvergleich comparison of costs, cost comparison;
• Kostenvergleich zwischen Straße und Schiene comparison of road and rail costs;
• Kostenvergleichsmiete economic rent;
• Kostenvergütung reimbursement (refund) of expenses;
• Kostenverlauf cost trend, pattern of expenditure;
• Kostenverrechnung allocation of cost;
• Kostenverringerung reduction (diminution) of expenses, cost reduction, retrenchment, cut;
• ständige Kostenverringerung cost taper;
• Kostenverteilung cost (expense) distribution, distribution of costs (expenses), allocation [of costs], cost allocation, allocation of expense, (Versicherung) expense loading;
• steuerbedingte Kostenverteilung cost recovery for tax purposes;
• Kostenverteilungsschema lapsing schedule;
• Kostenverteuerung cost overrun;
• Kostenverzehr consumption of costs;
• Kostenverzeichnis bill of costs, statement of charges;
• Kostenvoranschlag, Kostenvorschau estimate of costs, cost prediction (estimate), bid, pre-estimate, preliminary estimate, estimated charges, budget;
• Kostenvoranschlag für einen Garagenanbau specification for building a garage;
• Kostenvoranschlag machen to draw up an estimate;
• Kostenvorauszahlung expense prepayment;
• Kostenvorkalkulation cost estimate;
• Kostenvorschuss [charges paid in] advance, advanced expense, advance on costs, payment on account of cost, (für den Anwalt) retainer, retaining fee, dives costs (sl.), (Bahn) advanced charge, (Gericht) security for costs;
• Kostenvorschuss in Rechnung stellen (Anwalt) to charge a retainer;
• Kostenvorteil cost advantage (benefit), wind to profit;
• Kostenvorteile bei der Verwendung von Kohle coal’s cost advantage;
• Kostenvorteil methodisch untersuchen to use a cost-benefit approach;
• Kostenwert cost value;
• Kostenwertberichtigung cost absorption;
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24 vertragliche Großabfindungen für Manager
vertragliche Großabfindungen für Manager
golden parachutes;
• Großabfindungenabnahme industrial consumption, quantity (heavy) buying;
• Großabfindungenabnehmer bulk (heavy, quantity) buyer, large user, large[-scale] customer, outlet;
• Großabfindungenabschluss large contract;
• Großabfindungenaktionär principal (controlling, major) shareholder (stockholder, US);
• freundliche Großabfindungenaktionäre white knights;
• industrielle Großabfindungenanlagen large-scale industrial units;
• Großabfindungenanleger big investor;
• Großabfindungenanzeige display advertising;
• Großabfindungenaufkauf engrossing;
• Großabfindungenauftrag large (tall, volume, major) order, (Börse) big ticket order;
• umfangreiche Großabfindungenaufträge heavy orders;
• Großabfindungenbank big bank (banking house);
• Großabfindungenbankwesen large-scale (group, US) banking;
• Großabfindungenbauer large farmer;
• Großabfindungenbaustelle large building site;
• Großabfindungenbehälter verladen to handle containers;
• Großabfindungenbetrag-Scheckeinzugsverfahren (GSE) large-value cheque collection procedure.Business german-english dictionary > vertragliche Großabfindungen für Manager
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