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1 cutback in production and orders
Бухгалтерия: сокращение производства и заказовУниверсальный англо-русский словарь > cutback in production and orders
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2 cutback in production and orders
English-russian dctionary of diplomacy > cutback in production and orders
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nуменьшение, сокращение, понижение -
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сущ.1) эк. уменьшение, снижение, сокращение (уменьшение объема экономической деятельности; как правило, в результате каких-л. неблагоприятных событий; является одной из стратегий поведения в условиях кризиса)cutbacks on social security spending. — сокращение расходов на социальное обеспечение
Cutbacks and retrenchment may both occur when all organizations in an industry are influenced by environmental pressures, as was true for the oil and gas industry when prices declined sharply in the mid-1980s. — Сокращение деятельности и режим экономии могут применяться одновременно, если все организации отрасли подвергаются влиянию внешних воздействий, как это происходило в нефтегазовой промышленности при резком снижении цен в середине 1980-х гг.
See:3) рекл. = flashback
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