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1 Einengungsmethode
Deutsch-Englisch Fachwörterbuch Architektur und Bauwesen > Einengungsmethode
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2 Verjüngungsmethode
Deutsch-Englisch Fachwörterbuch Architektur und Bauwesen > Verjüngungsmethode
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3 Kapitalwert
Kapitalwert m 1. BÖRSE principal value; 2. FIN, WIWI net present value, NPV, capital value, actual cash value, a.c.v., capitalized value (Summe der einer Investition zurechenbaren und auf einen definierten Zeitpunkt zum Kalkulationszinssatz diskontierten Nettorückflüsse, einschließlich Anschaffungsauszahlung und Liquidationserlös; ein positiver Kapitalwert – oder einer, der über dem einer Alternativinvestition liegt = relative Vorteilhaftigkeit – lässt die Investition als vorteilhaft erscheinen; value of an investment calculated as the sum of its initial cost and the present value of expected future cash flows); 3. VERSICH cash value* * *m 1. < Börse> principal value; 2. < Finanz> actual cash value (a.c.v.), value (NPV), net present capital; 3. < Rechnung> capital value, net present value (NPV), fair value; 4. < Versich> cash value; 5. <Vw> capital value, net present value (NPV), capitalized value* * *Kapitalwert
capital value, (Police) cash value, (Rente) present value;
• Kapitalwert berechnen to capitalize;
• Kapitalwert in eine Rente umwandeln to transfer the cash into an annuity;
• Kapitalwertmethode net present value method;
• Kapitalwerttabelle (Versicherung) cash-value table;
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4 Gewinnergebnis
Gewinnergebnis
result;
• sich in Gewinnerhöhungen niederschlagen to pay off in increased profits;
• Gewinnerholung profits recovery;
• Gewinnermittlung calculation (computation, determination) of profits;
• Gewinnermittlung durch Betriebsvermögensvergleich accrual method of accounting;
• Gewinnerosion erosion of profits, profit erosion;
• Gewinnertrag increment[al] return, proceeds, profits;
• Gewinnerwartungen profit expectations;
• berechtigte Gewinnerwartung reasonable expectation of profit;
• spekulative Gewinnerwartungen paper profits;
• Gewinnerzielung making a profit, profit making, realization of profits, acquisition of gain;
• zur Gewinnerzielung for the purpose of gain;
• Gewinnexplosion profit explosion;
• Gewinnfaktor profitable earner, profit maker, plus factor;
• veränderliche Gewinnfaktoren profit variables (US);
• Gewinnfeststellung ascertainment of profits;
• Gewinnfeststellungsbescheid (Firma) notice of assessment, assessment notice;
• Gewinnformel winning formula;
• Gewinngarantie profit guarantee;
• Gewinngarantievertrag profit-guaranteeing contract;
• Gewinngemeinschaft profit-pooling agreement, pooling (community) of profits, pool;
• Gewinngrößen profit variables (US);
• Gewinngutschriftssystem (Lebensversicherung) reversionary bonus plan;
• Gewinnkalkulation calculation (computation) of profits;
• Gewinnklassifizierung classification of profits;
• Gewinnkonjunktur boom, prosperity;
• Gewinnkonto profit account, (Betriebsgewinn) earned-surplus account (US), (Kapitalgewinn) capital surplus account;
• Gewinn- und Verlustkonto revenue account;
• auf Gewinn- und Verlustkonto buchen to pass to profit and loss account;
• Gewinnkürzung curtailment of profits;
• Gewinnliste list of awards, prize list;
• Gewinnlos winning (drawing) number;
• Gewinnmarge profit margin, margin of profit;
• Gewinnmarge beschneiden to cut into profits;
• Gewinnmargen auf ein Minimum reduzieren to pare margins to the bone;
• Gewinnmaximierung maximization of profits, profit planning (maximation).
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