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1 issuer of a promissory note
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2 issuer
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3 maker
сущ.1) общ. создатель, творецThe government is the maker of policy. — Правительство задает политику.
See:ad maker, decision maker, decision-maker, holidaymaker, holiday-maker, image-maker, image maker, market maker, policy maker, policymaker, price maker2) эк. производитель, изготовительSyn:See:3) фин., банк. (лицо, выдавшее денежное обязательство, напр., векселедатель, чекодатель)maker of the bill of exchange — лицо, выдавшее переводной вексель
Syn:See:4) марк., амер. созидатель*, создатель* (по классификации VALS 2: практичный человек, ценящий независимость и самостоятельность; такие люди обычно сосредоточены на своей семье, семейном отдыхе, работе и т. п. и мало уделяют внимания внешнему миру; не придают особого значения материальным потребностям)See:
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1) трассант: лицо, которое подписывает простой вексель и принимает на себя соответствующие обязательства; = drawer; см. promissory note; 2) производитель (напр., автомобилестроитель).* * *. . Словарь экономических терминов .
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