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1 Differentialrente
Deutsch-Englisch Wörterbuch für Geographie > Differentialrente
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2 Zins
Zins m BANK, BÖRSE, FIN, RW, WIWI interest, int.* * *m <Bank, Börse, Finanz, Rechnung, Vw> interest (int.)* * *Zins
interest, use money (sl.), (Miete) rent[al], (Tributleistung) tribute;
• originärer Zins natural interest rate;
• Zins bringend interest-bearing, productive of interest;
• Zins bringend anlegen to put out at interest;
• Zins tragend anlegen to invest advantageously;
• antizipative Zinsabgrenzung deferred interest;
• Zinsabkommen agreement on interest rates;
• Zinsabschlagsteuer (ZAST) interest discount rate;
• Zinsabschnitt cut, interest warrant (coupon, voucher);
• Zinsabzug discount;
• Zinsänderung change in interest rates;
• Zinsanpassung adjustment of interest, interest-rate adjustment;
• Zinsanspruch gegen den Treuhänder equitable rate of interest;
• gewaltiger Zinsanstieg surge in interest rates;
• Zinsanteil interest content;
• Zinsanteil einer Obligation interest-bearing portion of a bond;
• Zinsauflauf accrual of interest;
• Zinsauftrieb rise in interest rates;
• Zinsaufwand interest paid (cost, expenditure);
• Zinsaufwendungen für persönliche Zwecke other personal interest (US);
• Zinsausfall loss of interest;
• Zinsausgleich adjustment of interest;
• Zinsausgleichsleistung interest differential subsidy;
• Zinsausgleichssteuer interest equalization tax (US);
• Zinsaußenstände outstanding interest, interest on arrears, interest receivable (US);
• Zinsausstattung interest rate;
• Zinsbedingungen terms of interest;
• Zinsbeihilfen interest subsidies;
• Zinsbelastung interest burden (charges, statement);
• Zinsbeleg interest voucher;
• Zinsberechnung working out (computation of) interest, interest account;
• genaue Zinsberechnung accurate interest;
• Zinsberechnung durchführen to ascertain interest;
• Zinsbescheinigung ausstellen (Bank) to provide a customer with a signed certificate;
• Zinsbestandteil interest component;
• Zinsbetrag amount of interest;
• Zinsbewegungen rate movements;
• Zinsbogen coupon (interest) sheet, talon (Br.);
• Zinsbonus interest premium;
• Zinsbuch (Pacht) rent-roll, rental;
• Zinsdarlehn loan bearing interest;
• Zinsdiskrepanz interest[-rate] differential;
• Zinsdotierung interest allocation;
• Zinsdruck pressure of interest rates;
• Zins eingang, Zinseingänge interest received (accrued);
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3 Lohntheorie
Lohntheorie f WIWI wage theory* * *f <Vw> wage theory* * *Lohntheorie
wage theory, theory of rent;
• Lohntüte wage packet (package, envelope), pay packet (envelope), pay check (cheque, Br.), take-home pay (wage);
• Lohntütenwerbung pay-envelope advertising;
• monatliche Lohnübersicht monthly labo(u)r (payroll, US) summary;
• Lohn- und Gehaltsüberwachung wage and salary control;
• Lohn- und Preisüberwachung wage and price control;
• Lohn- und Preisüberwachungsstelle office of wage and price stability (US);
• Lohnüberweisung transfer of wages;
• Lohnungerechtigkeit, Lohnungleichheit wage inequality, inequality of pay;
• Lohnunterlagen payroll records (US);
• Lohnunterschied wage differential, disparity of wages;
• regionaler bestimmter Lohnunterschied regional wage differential;
• unberechtigter Lohnunterschied wage inequality;
• Lohnveränderungen wage changes;
• Lohnveredelung processing under a job contract, job (contract, Br.) processing;
• Lohnvereinbarung wage agreement;
• betriebliche Lohnvereinbarung labo(u)r-management contract;
• an die Produktivität gekoppelte und sich selbst finanzierende Lohnvereinbarung self-financing productivity deal;
• Lohnvergleich wage comparison;
• Lohnvergütung für den Anmarschweg zum Arbeitsplatz portal-to-portal pay;
• Lohnverhältnis wage relationship;
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4 Theorie (f) der Differenzialrente
<Vw> differential theory of rentBusiness german-english dictionary > Theorie (f) der Differenzialrente
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5 Theorie der Differenzialrente
Business german-english dictionary > Theorie der Differenzialrente
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