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1 Grenzertrag
Grenzertrag m FIN, WIWI marginal yield, marginal return* * *m <Finanz, Vw> marginal yield, marginal return* * *Grenzertrag
marginal revenue (return, profit, yield);
• Grenzertragskurve marginal product curve;
• Grenzerzeugnis end (marginal) product;
• Grenzfall borderline case;
• Grenzformalitäten frontier formalities;
• sich ohne Grenzformalitäten in ganz Europa frei bewegen to travel throughout Europe without bureaucratic interference;
• Grenzfrage boundary question;
• Grenzgänger frontier worker (crosser), cross-border worker;
• Grenzgebiet frontier area (zone), border area (district);
• Grenzkapazität maximum capacity;
• Grenzkapital marginal capital;
• Grenzkapitalkoeffizient marginal capital-output ratio;
• Grenzkäufer (Doktrin) marginal purchaser;
• Grenzkonto marginal account. -
2 Gesamthersteller
Gesamthersteller
joint producer;
• Gesamtherstellungskosten total cost price;
• Gesamthochschule comprehensive university (Br.);
• erfasste Gesamthörerzahl cumulative audience;
• Gesamthypothek blanket (general, collective, joint, aggregate, consolidated, US) mortgage;
• Gesamthypothek bilden to consolidate mortgages (US);
• Gesamtindex overall index;
• Gesamtinhalt einer Urkunde body of a document;
• Gesamtinlandsinvestitionen gross domestic investment;
• Gesamtinvestitionen total investments;
• Gesamtjahreseinkommen total annual revenue;
• Gesamtkapazität global capacity;
• Gesamtkapitalrentabilität return on assets;
• Gesamtkassenumsatz total turnover;
• Gesamtkatalog (Bibliothek) union catalog(ue);
• Gesamtkonkursliste Central Register of the Department of Official Receivers;
• Gesamtkontingent overall quota;
• Gesamtkonzeption master plan;
• Gesamtkosten total cost (expense, outlay), overall costs;
• Gesamtkosten einer Pensionsregelung übernehmen to pick up the entire cost of a pension plan;
• wirtschaftliche Gesamtlage general level of business;
• Gesamtlebensdauer (Lebensversicherung) joint lives;
• Gesamtleistung overall efficiency, total output, (Energie) total power;
• volkswirtschaftliche Gesamtleistung gross national product;
• Gesamtleistungsvermögen total capacity;
• Gesamtliquidität total liquidity ratio;
• integrierte Gesamtlösung complete integrated solution;
• Gesamtmasse total (general) estate;
• deflationistische Gesamtmaßnahmen reflationary package;
• Gesamtmenge total [balance];
• Gesamtmieteinnahmen total rentroll;
• Gesamtmittelzuweisung total budget allocation;
• Gesamtmortalität overall mortality;
• Gesamtnachfolge universal succession;
• Gesamtnachfrage all-out demand;
• wirksame (effektive) Gesamtnachfrage effective demand;
• Gesamtnachfragekurve total-demand curve;
• Gesamtnachlass aggregate (total) estate;
• dem Gesamtnachlass zufallen to fall back into residue;
• Gesamtnettoeinkommen total net income;
• Gesamtnutzungsdauer (Maschine) physical life;
• Gesamtobergrenze overall ceiling;
• Gesamtobergrenze der Mittel für Zahlungen total ceiling on appropriations for payments;
• Gesamtobligo overall engagement;
• volkswirtschaftlicher Gesamtplan national economic budget;
• Gesamtplanung overall planning, master scheduling;
• unternehmerische Gesamtplanung corporate planning (US);
• Gesamtpolice joint policy;
• Gesamtprämie total premium;
• Gesamtpreis allround (overhead, lump-sum) price;
• Gesamtpreisindex (Sozialprodukt) average price level. -
3 Wachstumsgebiet
Wachstumsgebiet
growth zone (field, area);
• Wachstumsgrad growth term;
• Wachstumsgrenze growth limit;
• Wachstumshormon growth hormone;
• Wachstumsimpuls impetus towards expansion;
• Wachstumsindustrie growth (science-based) industry;
• kein Wachstumsjahr no-growth year;
• langsames Wachstumsjahr slow-growth year;
• Wachstumskapazität capacity for growth;
• Wachstumskatalysator catalyst for growth;
• Wachstumskurve growth curve;
• Wachstumsmarkt market growth;
• Wachstumsmessung growth measurement;
• Wachstumsmodell growth model;
• Wachstumsmöglichkeit growth potential;
• nicht genutzte volkswirtschaftliche Wachstumsmöglichkeiten national loss in potential output;
• Wachstumsmöglichkeiten beschneiden to cut back growth potentials;
• Wachstumsmotor driving force for growth;
• Wachstumsnachweis growth record;
• Wachstumsperiode growth era, growing season;
• geringe Wachstumsperiode slow economic growth;
• langfristige Wachstumsperiode long-term growth, period of prolonged growth;
• Wachstumsphase growth phase;
• Wachstumspol growth pole;
• Wachstumspolitik growth policy;
• Wachstumspotenzial growth potential;
• Wachstumsprognose growth forecast;
• Wachstumsprogramm growth program(me);
• Wachstumsprozess growth process, up-growth;
• wirtschaftlicher Wachstumsprozess economic growth march. -
4 Ausgangskennlinie
f ELEKTRON, ELEKTROTECH output characteristic curveDeutsch-Englisch Wörterbuch für Informatik > Ausgangskennlinie
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