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81 Nebenausgaben
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82 nominal
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83 No-Name-Produkt
[no:’ne:m-] n WIRTS. own-label (Am. house brand) product* * *No-Name-Pro|dukt ['noːneːm-]nt (ECON)no-name product, own-label or house-brand (US) product* * *No·name·pro·duktRR, No-Name-Pro·duktRR, No-name-Pro·duktALT[ˈnoʊne:m-]nt no-name [product]* * * -
84 Notprogramm
n POL., WIRTS. emergency measures Pl.* * *Not|pro|grammnt (POL, ECON)emergency measures pl* * * -
85 Ökosteuer
f umg. green tax* * *Öko|steu|erf (ECON)ecotax, ecological tax* * *Öko·steu·erf ÖKOL, ÖKON1. (umweltschädigende Güter betreffende Abgabe) environmental [or ecological] tax, eco-tax fam (tax which punishes [perpetrators of] environmental damage or products which damage the environment)2. (Steuervergünstigung für umweltfreundliche Güter) environmentally [or ecologically] friendly tax, eco-tax fam (tax which rewards the purchase of environmentally friendly products)* * *die; Ökosteuer, Ökosteuern eco-tax* * *Ökosteuer f umg green tax* * *die; Ökosteuer, Ökosteuern eco-tax -
86 Performance-Index
m FIN., WIRTS. performance indicator* * *Per|for|mance-In|dexm (ECON, FIN)performance indicator* * *Per·for·man·ce-In·dexm ÖKON performance indicator* * * -
87 Planspiel
* * *das Planspielmanagement business game; experimental gaming* * *Plan|spielntexperimental game; (MIL) map exercise; (ECON) planning or experimental game* * * -
88 Protektionismus
m; -, kein Pl. protectionism* * *der Protektionismusprotectionism* * *Pro|tek|ti|o|nis|mus [protɛktsio'nɪsmʊs]m -,no pl2) (= Günstlingswirtschaft) nepotism* * *Pro·tek·ti·o·nis·mus<->[protɛktsi̯oˈnɪsmʊs]m kein pl protectionism* * * -
89 Quellensteuer
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90 Quote
f; -, -n2. TV (Einschaltquote) rating; gute / schlechte Quoten good / bad ratings; nach der Quote schielen umg. have an eye on the ratings; die Jagd auf die Quoten the battle of the ratings* * *die Quotecontingent; underwriting share; proportional allotment* * *Quo|te ['kvoːtə]f -, -n2) (ECON = Quantum) quota* * *die1) (the part, share or amount allotted to each member of a group etc.) quota2) (the number or amount of something (in relation to something else); a ratio: There was a failure rate of one pupil in ten in the exam.) rate* * *Quo·te<-, -n>[ˈkvo:tə]f1. (Anteil) proportion2. (Gewinnanteil) payout3. (Rate) rate, quota5. TV [TV] ratings pldie \Quoten erfüllen to satisfy ratings expectations, to pull in the viewers fam* * ** * *gute/schlechte Quoten good/bad ratings;nach der Quote schielen umg have an eye on the ratings;die Jagd auf die Quoten the battle of the ratings* * ** * *-n f.contingent n.quota n.rate n.share n. -
91 Rechnungsbetrag
m invoice total ( oder amount)* * *der Rechnungsbetraginvoice amount; invoice total* * *Rẹch|nungs|be|tragm(total) amount of a bill (Brit) or check (US)/invoice/account; (ECON) invoice amount* * *Rech·nungs·be·tragfälliger \Rechnungsbetrag balance due* * ** * *m.amount billed n.amount invoiced n.bill total n.invoice amount n.invoice total n. -
92 Rezession
f; -, -en; WIRTS. recession* * *die Rezessionrecession* * *Re|zes|si|on [retsɛ'sioːn]f -, -en (ECON)recession* * *(a temporary fall in a country's or the world's business activities.) recession* * *Re·zes·si·on[retsɛˈsi̯o:n]f ÖKON recessiondie \Rezession bekämpfen to fight against recessiondie \Rezession in den Griff bekommen to buck the recession* * ** * *f.recession n. -
93 rezessiv
Adj. BIO. recessive* * *re|zes|siv [retsɛ'siːf]1. adj2. adv (BIOL)Erbanlagen, die rezessív vorhanden sind — genetic traits which are recessive, recessive genetic traits
* * *re·zes·siv[retsɛˈsi:f]1. BIOL, MED recessive2. ÖKON recessionary\rezessive Tendenzen recessionary trends* * *1.(Biol.) Adjektiv recessive2.adverbial recessively* * ** * *1.(Biol.) Adjektiv recessive2.adverbial recessively -
94 Sacheinlage
f WIRTS. non-cash investment ( oder contribution)* * *die Sacheinlagecontribution in kind; contribution other than cash; non-cash contribution* * *Sạch|ein|la|gef (ECON)contribution in kind* * *Sach·ein·la·gef FIN contribution in kind, non-cash contribution* * * -
95 Saisonwanderung
f seasonal migration* * *Sai|son|wan|de|rungf (ECON)seasonal movement of labour (Brit) or labor (US)* * *Saisonwanderung f seasonal migration -
96 sanieren
I v/tII v/refl WIRTS., Firma: get back on its feet again; Person: get out of the red umg.; umg., fig. (sich bereichern) line one’s (own) pockets; bei dem Verkauf hat er sich ganz schön saniert he really cleaned up on this sale* * *to redevelop; to rehabilitate* * *sa|nie|ren [za'niːrən] ptp saniert1. vt1) (= gesunde Lebensverhältnisse schaffen) Gebäude to renovate; Stadtteil, Gelände to redevelop; Fluss to clean up2) (ECON) Unternehmen, Wirtschaft to put (back) on its feet, to rehabilitate; Haushalt to turn round2. vrbei dem Geschäft hat er sich saniert — he made a killing on the deal (inf)
2) (Unternehmen, Wirtschaft, Industrie) to put itself (back) in good shape* * *sa·nie·ren *[zaˈni:rən]I. vt▪ etw \sanieren2. (wieder rentabel machen) to rehabilitate sth, to put sth back on an even keelII. vr2. (wirtschaftlich gesunden)* * *1.transitives Verb1) redevelop < area>; rehabilitate < building>; (renovieren) renovate [and improve] <flat etc.>2) (Wirtsch.) restore < firm> to profitability; rehabilitate <agriculture, coal mining, etc.>2.reflexives Verb <company etc.> restore itself to profitability, get back on its feet again; < person> get oneself out of the red* * *A. v/tB. v/r WIRTSCH, Firma: get back on its feet again; Person: get out of the red umg; umg, fig (sich bereichern) line one’s (own) pockets;bei dem Verkauf hat er sich ganz schön saniert he really cleaned up on this sale* * *1.transitives Verb1) redevelop < area>; rehabilitate < building>; (renovieren) renovate [and improve] <flat etc.>2) (Wirtsch.) restore < firm> to profitability; rehabilitate <agriculture, coal mining, etc.>2.reflexives Verb <company etc.> restore itself to profitability, get back on its feet again; < person> get oneself out of the red* * *v.to rehabilitate v. -
97 Sanierung
f* * *die Sanierungrehabilitation; redevelopment; sanitation; capital reconstruction; capital reorganization; financial recovery; recapitalization; rescue operation; rescue package* * *Sa|nie|rungf -, -enMaßnahmen zur Saníérung des Dollars — measures to put the dollar back on an even keel or on its feet again
3) (inf = Bereicherung) self-enrichmenter ist nur auf die eigene Saníérung bedacht — he is only interested in lining his own pocket (inf)
* * *Sa·nie·rung<-, -en>f1. (Renovierung) redevelopment2. ÖKON einer Firma, eines Industriezweiges etc. rescue operation, turnround; FIN eines Kontos nursing* * *die; Sanierung, Sanierungen s. sanieren1) redevelopment; rehabilitation; renovation* * ** * *die; Sanierung, Sanierungen s. sanieren1) redevelopment; rehabilitation; renovation* * *f.redevelopment n.sanitation n. -
98 Sanierungsplan
* * *Sa|nie|rungs|planmredevelopment plan or scheme; (ECON) rehabilitation plan* * *Sa·nie·rungs·planm ÖKON redevelopment [or financial rescue] plan* * * -
99 Scheinblüte
f1. der Wirtschaft: illusory boom; der Kultur: false flowering; eine Scheinblüte durchlaufen experience an illusory boom ( oder a false flowering)2. BOT. composite flower* * *Schein|blü|tefillusory flowering; (ECON) illusory boom* * *eine Scheinblüte durchlaufen experience an illusory boom ( oder a false flowering)2. BOT composite flower* * *f.specious prosperity n. -
100 Schuldbuch
n WIRTS. debt register* * *Schụld|buchnt (ECON)Debt Register* * *Schuld·buchnt debt register* * ** * *n.register of debts n.
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