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1 marginal value
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2 marginal
marginal ['mɑ:dʒɪnəl](a) (slight → improvement) léger; (→ effect) minime, insignifiant; (→ importance) mineur, secondaire; (→ case) limite; (→ problem) d'ordre secondaire(c) (in margin → notes) marginal, en marge2 nounPolitics = en Grande-Bretagne, circonscription dont le député ne dispose que d'une majorité très faible►► Commerce marginal cost coût m marginal;Commerce marginal costing méthode f des coûts marginaux;Commerce marginal cost pricing méthode f des coûts marginaux;Commerce marginal disinvestment désinvestissement m marginal;Agriculture marginal land terre f de faible rendement;Commerce marginal profit bénéfice m marginal;Commerce marginal relief dégrèvement m marginal;Finance marginal return on capital rendement m marginal du capital;Finance marginal revenue revenu m marginal;Politics marginal seat = en Grande-Bretagne, circonscription dont le député ne dispose que d'une majorité très faible;Finance marginal value valeur f marginale -
3 marginal
(business, profit) marginal(e)marginal cost coût m marginal;marginal costing méthode f des coûts marginaux;marginal cost pricing méthode des coûts marginaux;marginal disinvestment désinvestissement m marginal;marginal profit bénéfice m marginal;marginal productivity productivité f marginale;marginal relief dégrèvement m marginal;marginal return on capital rendement m marginal du capital;marginal revenue revenu m marginal;marginal utility utilité f marginale;marginal value valeur f marginale -
4 diminishing
décroissant(e); (price, quality, value) en baisseACCOUNTANCY diminishing balance (method) amortissement m linéaire;ECONOMICS diminishing marginal product produit m marginal décroissant;ECONOMICS diminishing returns rendements m pl décroissants;∎ law of diminishing returns loi f des rendements décroissantsNorman Price, one of the industrialists seconded to the DTI's future and innovation unit, which carried out the survey, said there was a danger that companies invested in their established businesses at the expense of new activities. Increased capital investment in mature business might bring productivity improvements, but such investment was subject to the law of diminishing returns.
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5 маргинальная земля
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marginal land
Low quality land the value of whose production barely covers its cultivation costs. (Source: PAENS)
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