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101 Großhandelsrabatt
Großhandelsrabatt m GEN trade allowance* * *m < Geschäft> trade allowance* * *Großhandelsrabatt
quantity (wholesale) discount, trade allowance;
• Großhandelsspanne wholesale margin;
• Großhandelsunternehmen wholesale enterprise (establishment), cash-and-carry concern;
• Großhandelsverband wholesale association;
• Großhandelsverdienstspanne wholesale margin;
• Großhandelsverkauf, Großhandelsverkäufe wholesale selling, selling by wholesale;
• Großhandelsverkäufer wholesale salesman;
• Großhandelsverteiler[stelle] distributor;
• Großhandelsverteilung distribution;
• Großhandelsvertreter wholesale representative, distributing agent, distributor;
• Großhandelszentrum wholesale center (US) (centre, Br.). -
102 hinterer Rand
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103 internationales Zinsgefälle
Business german-english dictionary > internationales Zinsgefälle
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104 Kalkulationsspanne
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105 kalkulatorische Gewinnspanne
kalkulatorische Gewinnspanne f RW imputed profit margin (Soll-Zahlen; Gegensatz: rechnerische Gewinnspanne)* * *Business german-english dictionary > kalkulatorische Gewinnspanne
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106 kreditfinanziert
kreditfinanziert adj 1. FIN leveraged, financed by loans; 2. BÖRSE, FIN on margin* * *adj <Börse, Finanz> on margin -
107 kreditfinanzierter Effektenkauf
kreditfinanzierter Effektenkauf m BÖRSE, FIN buying on margin* * *m <Börse, Finanz> buying on marginBusiness german-english dictionary > kreditfinanzierter Effektenkauf
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108 Margenaufschlag
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109 margenärmere Ausleihungen
margenärmere Ausleihungen fpl BANK, WIWI lower-margin lending* * *fpl <Bank, Vw> lower-margin lendingBusiness german-english dictionary > margenärmere Ausleihungen
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110 Mindesteinschuss
Mindesteinschuss m BÖRSE, FIN minimum contract, maintenance margin* * *m <Börse, Finanz> minimum contract, maintenance margin -
111 Mindesteinschusszahlung
Mindesteinschusszahlung f BÖRSE minimum margin requirement* * *f < Börse> minimum margin requirementBusiness german-english dictionary > Mindesteinschusszahlung
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112 Mindestgewinnspanne
Mindestgewinnspanne f FIN, RW bottom-line profit margin* * *f <Finanz, Rechnung> bottom-line profit margin -
113 Nachschussforderung
Nachschussforderung f 1. BÖRSE remargining, further call, additional cover; margin call (Effektenhandel); 2. GEN, RW, VERSICH additional payment* * *f 1. < Börse> remargining, further call, additional cover, Effektenhandel margin call; 2. <Geschäft, Rechnung, Versich> additional payment -
114 Nettoumsatzrendite
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115 Nettozinsspanne
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116 niedrigste Gewinnspanne
niedrigste Gewinnspanne f FIN bottom-line profit margin* * *f < Finanz> bottom-line profit marginBusiness german-english dictionary > niedrigste Gewinnspanne
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117 obligatorische Einschusssumme
Business german-english dictionary > obligatorische Einschusssumme
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118 obligatorische Einschusszahlung
Business german-english dictionary > obligatorische Einschusszahlung
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119 Originaleinschuss
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120 Papierrand
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