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1 demand for cash balances function
эк. функция спроса на денежные остатки (складывается из (1) спроса на денежные остатки, необходимые для финансирования заранее предусмотренных сделок и для создания резерва в целях предосторожности на случай непредвиденных расхождений между доходами и расходами (зависит от уровня денежного дохода) и (2) cпекулятивного спроса на денежные остатки, предъявляемого активными операторами финансового рынка (представляет собой убывающую функцию текущей процентной ставки))See:Англо-русский экономический словарь > demand for cash balances function
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2 demand function
эк. функция спроса (выражение зависимости величины спроса от всех определяющих ее факторов, напр., от рыночной цены, дохода, рыночной цены заменяющих или дополняющих товаров и т. д.)For empirical studies of demand, the market demand function plays a central role. — В эмпирических исследованиях спроса главную роль играет функция рыночного спроса.
Ant:demand for cash balances function, market price, substitute 1. 5), complement 1. 5), supply function, Marshallian demand function, Hicksian demand function, input demand function, conditional input demand function, supply functionSee:demand for cash balances function, market price, substitute 1. 5), complement 1. 5), supply function, Marshallian demand function, Hicksian demand function, input demand function, conditional input demand function, supply function* * *функция, описывающая спрос на товар или услугу в соответствии с индивидуальными предпочтениями -
3 speculative balances
эк. спекулятивные кассовые [денежные\] остатки (денежныt остатки, зарезервированные для проведения спекулятивных сделок)Syn:See:
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