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1 incentive
incentive [ɪnˈsentɪv]1. nouna. ( = motivation) motivation f• what incentive is there to work faster? pour quelle raison se mettrait-on à travailler plus vite ?b. ( = promised reward) incitation f2. compounds* * *[ɪn'sentɪv]1) ( motivation)2) Finance, Commerce prime f -
2 экономический стимул
экономический стимул
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economic incentive
Rewards or penalties offered by government or management to induce an economic sector, company or group of workers to act in such a way as to produce results that plan objectives or policy goals. (Source: ODE)
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3 buying
achat m;∎ buying and selling l'achat et la vente;∎ buying back rachat m;MARKETING buying behaviour comportement m d'achat;MARKETING buying behaviour model modèle m de comportement d'achat;MARKETING buying decision décision f d'achat;buying department service m (des) achats;MARKETING buying incentive incitation f à l'achat;MARKETING buying inducement mobile m d'achat;MARKETING buying motive motif m ou motivation f d'achat;buying order ordre m d'achat;buying power pouvoir m d'achat;MARKETING buying situation situation f d'achatBut with economic clouds gathering in America, the strong buying power of Europe's consumers is expected to bolster growth. Indeed, even in the German manufacturing sector, growth in foreign orders is nowhere near as bad as in 1992-93, the last recession. Orders for consumer goods are holding up well.
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