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1 ♦ financial
♦ financial /faɪˈnænʃl/ /fɪˈnænʃl/a.finanziario; della finanza: financial difficulties, difficoltà finanziarie; financial adviser [market], consulente [mercato] finanziario; financial year, anno (o esercizio) finanziario; financial transaction, operazione finanziaria; financial institution, istituto finanziario● (leg.) financial ability, solvibilità ( di un debitore) □ (rag.) financial accounting, contabilità economico-finanziaria; contabilità generale □ financial aid, assistenza finanziaria; ( USA) prestito per gli studi universitari □ financial asset, attività finanziaria □ financial analyst, analista finanziario □ financial backer, finanziatore; sovvenzionatore □ (leg.) financial bill, disegno di legge finanziaria □ financial consultant, consulente finanziario □ financial distress, difficoltà finanziarie □ ( USA) financial editor, redattore finanziario □ financial expenses, spese di finanziamento □ financial forecast, previsione finanziaria □ financial incentive, incentivo monetario □ financial instrument, strumento finanziario □ financial investment, investimento mobiliare □ financial leasing, leasing finanziario □ financial leverage, leva finanziaria □ financial policy, politica finanziaria □ financial ratio, (rag.) indice di bilancio; (fin.) indice finanziario □ (rag.) financial statements, bilancio d'esercizio (sing.) □ financial status, posizione finanziaria □ financial structure, assetto finanziario ( di un'impresa) financial upheaval, terremoto finanziario. -
2 ♦ incentive
♦ incentive /ɪnˈsɛntɪv/A a.incentivante; incoraggiante; stimolanteB n. [cu]incentivo; incitamento; stimolo: an incentive to invest more money, un incentivo a investire altro denaro; financial [tax] incentives, incentivi finanziari [fiscali]; to provide incentives for, incentivare● (market.) incentive discount, sconto per incentivare le vendite □ incentive pay, retribuzione a incentivo.
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