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1 convergence criteria
Englisch-Deutsch Fachwörterbuch der Wirtschaft > convergence criteria
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2 convergence criteria
con·ˈver·gence cri·terian EU Konvergenzkriterien pl -
3 Maastricht convergence criteria
Maastricht convergence criteria ECON, LAW, POL Maastricht-Konvergenzkriterien npl (Preisstabilität, Schuldenstand, Neuverschuldung, Wechselkurs; EU)Englisch-Deutsch Fachwörterbuch der Wirtschaft > Maastricht convergence criteria
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4 convergence
noun* * *noun das Zusammenlaufen* * *con·ver·gence[kənˈvɜ:ʤən(t)s, AM -ˈvɜ:rʤ-]n no plpoint of \convergence Schnittpunkt m* * *[kən'vɜːdZəns]n(of roads, lines) Zusammenlaufen nt; (of rivers also) Zusammenströmen nt; (MATH, PHYS) Konvergenz f; (fig, of views etc) Annäherung fconvergence criteria (in EU) — Konvergenzkriterien pl
point of convergence — Schnittpunkt m; (of rays) Brennpunkt m; (of rivers) Zusammenfluss m
* * *1. Zusammenlaufen n2. MATH, auch figb) Annäherung f (to, toward[s] an akk)* * *nounAnnäherung, die; Konvergenz, die (geh.); (of roads, rivers) Zusammentreffen, das* * *n.Annäherung f.Konvergenz f.
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