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1 margin of fluctuations
Экономика: предел колебанийУниверсальный англо-русский словарь > margin of fluctuations
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2 margin of fluctuations
English-russian dctionary of contemporary Economics > margin of fluctuations
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3 margin of fluctuations
English-russian dctionary of diplomacy > margin of fluctuations
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4 margin
n2) запас (денег, времени, места и т.п.)3) прибыль4) бирж. маржа, разница между ценами, курсами, ставками6) часть цены акции, вносимая наличными, при покупке за счет кредита брокера8) разница между процентами, выплачиваемыми вкладчикам, и процентом, взимаемым с заемщиков
- actuarial margin
- additional margin
- bank margin
- budget margin
- cash flow margin
- close margin of profit
- collateral security margin
- credit margin
- customary margin for the industry
- deficit margin
- dumping margin
- excess margin
- exchange rate margin
- fixed margin
- fluctuation margin
- forward margin
- futures margin
- gross margin
- gross margin over direct costs
- gross income margin
- gross merchandise margin
- gross processing margin
- gross profit margin
- high margin
- historic margin
- initial margin
- intensive margin of cultivation
- interest margin
- lending margin
- liquidity margin
- maintenance margin
- manufacturing margin
- marketing margin
- maximum margin
- narrow margin
- narrow margin of profit
- net interest margin
- net profit margin
- operating margin
- operating profit margin
- permissible margin
- price margin
- profit margin
- profit margin from operations
- profit margin per unit
- risk margin
- safety margin
- shoestring margin
- slim margin
- sufficient margin
- thin margin
- trade margin
- transportation margin
- unit contribution margin
- usual margin
- variation margin
- wide margin
- margin for prudence
- margin for unforeseen expenses
- margin of dumping
- margin of fluctuations
- margin of gross profit
- margin of interest
- margin of profit
- margin of slack
- margin of unused resources
- margin on sales
- at the margin
- by a wide margin
- on margin
- buy on margin
- deposit a margin in cash
- leave a margin
- sell on margin
- squeeze profit margins
- win by a tiny margin
- speculate on marginEnglish-russian dctionary of contemporary Economics > margin
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2) запас (денег, времени, места и т. п.)3) бирж. маржа, разница между ценами, курсами, ставками4) бирж. гарантийный взнос в срочной биржевой сделке5) часть цены акции, вносимая наличными, при покупке за счет кредита брокера7) разница между процентами, выплачиваемыми вкладчикам, и процентом, взимаемым с заемщиков• -
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n1) перевес; запас (времени, денег, прочности и т.п.); предел (чего-л.)2) прибыль, норма прибыли; доход, норма дохода; наценка; скидка; разница, остаток• -
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прибыль ; норма прибыли ; доход ; норма дохода ; наценка ; предел ; разница ; размер поле (на листе бумаги) ; ? margins of fluctuations ; ? margin of errors ; ? margin of dumping ; ? margin of protection ; ? external and internal margins ; ? gross margin -
8 limit
1. nпредел, лимит, граница
- age limit
- borrowing limit
- confidence limit
- consolidated limit
- contingent limit
- cost limit
- country lending limit
- credit limit
- debt limit
- daylight exposure limit
- daily price limit
- daily trading limit
- debiting limit
- debt limit
- divergence limit
- exemption limit
- expired time limit
- facility limit
- fluctuation limits
- foreign exchange limit
- foreign exchange and lending limit
- foreign exchange margin risk limit
- foreign exchange spot limit
- foreign exchange total limit
- indemnity limit
- intraday limit
- legal lending limit
- lending limit
- loading limit
- loan and deposit country of risk limit
- loan size limit
- lower limit
- narrow limit
- national debt limit
- overdraft limit
- position limit
- price limit
- prediction limits
- quota limits
- regulatory limit
- rigid limits
- reporting limit
- solvency limit
- speed limit
- spending limit
- stop limit
- time limit
- trading limit
- transaction limit
- underwriting limit
- upper limit
- weight limit
- limit of capital investments
- limit of credit
- limit of currency transactions
- limit of demand
- limit of efficiency
- limit of error
- limit of escalation
- limit of expenses
- limits of foreign borrowing
- limit of indebtedness
- limit of indemnity
- limit of liability
- limit of price fluctuations
- limit of profitability
- limit of spending
- limit of subsidies
- limit of weight
- limit of the working day
- limit up and down
- beyond the limit
- off limits
- within the limits
- within prescribed limits
- within the time limit
- assign a limit
- exceed a limit
- extend a time limit
- fall outside the limits
- fix a limit
- go beyond a limit
- set a limit
- set a limit on foreign workers
- stay within regulatory limits2. vограничивать, лимитировать, устанавливать предел
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