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1 Mindestkapitalanforderungen
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2 Mindestangebot
Mindestangebot
lowest tender (bid, offer);
• Mindestanspruch minimum claim;
• Mindestanzahl minimum number;
• Mindestanzahlung minimum down payment (US);
• Mindestarbeitszeit minimum working hours;
• wöchentliche Mindestarbeitszeit minimum work week;
• garantierte Mindestauflage (Zeitung) guaranteed minimum circulation;
• Mindestausleihungssatz minimum lending rate (Br.), prime rate (US);
• Mindestauswirkung auf die Beschäftigungslage minimal employment;
• Mindestbarzahlung minimum cash payment;
• Mindestbedarf minimum supply (demand);
• Mindestbedarf an Nahrungsmitteln minimum food needs;
• Mindestbeitrag minimum contribution;
• garantierte Mindestbeschäftigung guaranteed employment;
• Mindestbeschäftigungszeit minimum period of employment;
• Mindestbestand minimum inventory;
• Mindestbesteuerung minimum taxation;
• Mindestbeteiligung beim Ersterwerb (Kapitalanlagegesellschaft) minimum initial subscription;
• Mindestbetrag minimal amount, minimum;
• garantierte Mindestbezahlung guarantee pay;
• Mindestbezug minimum purchase;
• Mindestbietender lowest bidder;
• Mindestbreite (Anzeige) minimum width;
• Mindestcourtagesatz minimum commission rate;
• Mindestdeckung minimum margin requirements;
• Mindestdiskontsatz minimum lending (interest) rate (Br.), prime rate (US);
• Mindesteinfuhrpreis (EU) minimum import price;
• Mindesteinheitskosten unit cost standard;
• Mindesteinheitssätze minimum standard rates;
• Mindesteinkommen minimum income;
• einkommensteuerpflichtiges Mindesteinkommen threshold income;
• Mindesteinkommensgrenze unterschreiten to be below the poverty line;
• Mindesteinkommenssteuersatz income-tax standard rate, threshold tariff;
• Mindesteinkommensziffer minimum income figure;
• Mindesteinlage minimum investment, (Bank) minimum deposit;
• bei der Landeszentralbank unterhaltene Mindesteinlagen memberbank balance held as reserve (US);
• kalkulierte Mindesteinnahmen price expectancy;
• Mindesteinspielergebnisse minimum return;
• Mindesteinzahlungsbetrag margin requirements (US);
• Mindesterfordernisse minimum requirements;
• Mindestertrag minimum return, lowest (minimum) yield;
• Mindestfordernder lowest contractor;
• Mindestforderung minimum claim;
• Mindestfracht lowest (minimum) freight, minimum bill of lading;
• Mindestfrachtsatz minimum freight rate;
• Mindestfreibetrag (Steuer) exemption minimum;
• feststehender Mindestfreibetrag (Einkommensteuer) minimum standard deduction;
• Mindestfrist minimum time period;
• Mindestgebot (Auktion) put-up (reserved) price, lowest bid;
• Mindestgebühr minimum fee, (Post) minimum charge;
• Mindestgehalt minimum salary, (in der Montanindustrie) lowest percentage;
• Mindestgewicht minimum weight, (Papier) basic weight, (Waggonladung) minimum carload weight (US);
• Mindestgrenze minimum (lower) limit, (Selbstbehalt, Haftpflicht) franchise (Br.);
• Mindestgrenze für Haftungsschäden basic minimum limit of liability;
• Mindestgröße (Anzeige) minimum linage;
• wirtschaftliche Mindestgröße minimum economic size;
• Mindestguthaben compensating balance;
• Mindesthaltbarkeitsdatum (MHD) sell-by date;
• Mindesthöhe für Schadenersatz minimum level for compensation;
• Mindestinventar basic stock;
• Mindestkapazität marginal capacity;
• Mindestkapital minimum of (minimum paid-in, US) capital;
• Mindestkleinverkaufspreis minimum retail price;
• Mindestkosten minimum cost;
• gesetzliche Mindestkündigungsfrist statutory minimum period of notice;
• Mindestkurs (Devisen) minimum rate (price);
• Mindestleistung (Akkordlohn) task, (Produktion) minimum capacity, (Versicherung) minimum terms and period of insurance;
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3 erhöhen
erhöhen v 1. GEN, V&M advance; step up (Produktion); increase (Preis, Produktion); (infrml) jack up (Preise); raise (Wert); heighten (Wirkung); 2. STEUER enrich; 3. WIWI enhance (Kaufkraft)* * *v 1. < Geschäft> advance, Produktion step up, Preis, Produktion increase, Preise jack up infrml, Wert raise, Wirkung heighten; 2. < Steuer> enrich; 3. <V&M> advance, Produktion step up, Preis, Produktion increase, Preise jack up infrml, Wert raise, Wirkung heighten; 4. <Vw> Kaufkraft enhance* * *erhöhen
to advance, to increase, to raise, (Kurse) to increase, to key up, (Löhne) to level up, (Preise) to enhance, to advance, to raise, to lift, to mark up (US), to jack up (coll.);
• sich erhöhen to be increased, (Kurse) to advance, to increase, to rise, to go up;
• Angebot erhöhen to [key] up an offer;
• in Anspruch genommene Kredite erhöhen to increase the borrowings;
• Ausgaben erhöhen to increase the expenditure;
• Diskontsatz erhöhen to raise the bank (Br.) (discount, rediscount, US) rate;
• um das Doppelte erhöhen to double;
• sich explosionsartig erhöhen to mushroom;
• jds. Gehalt erhöhen to increase (raise) s. one’s salary, to give s. o. a rise;
• Geldvolumen erhöhen to inflate the money supply;
• Grundkapital erhöhen to increase the share capital (capital stock) (US);
• Lebensstandard erhöhen to raise the standard of living;
• Limit erhöhen to extend the limit;
• Löhne erhöhen to put up wages;
• seinen Marktanteil erhöhen to fatten one’s market share;
• Mieten übermäßig erhöhen to screw up the rents;
• Mindestreserven erhöhen to increase the special deposits with the Bank of England (Br.) (minimum reserve requirements, US);
• im Preis erhöhen to chalk up (US coll.);
• Preise sprunghaft erhöhen to jump prices;
• Produktion erhöhen to increase production;
• Scheck in betrügerischer Absicht erhöhen to raise a cheque (Br.) (check, US);
• Sicherheitsleistung erhöhen to enlarge bail;
• Steuerlast erhöhen to increase the burden of the taxpayer;
• Steuern erhöhen to increase taxes;
• Tarif erhöhen to raise a tariff;
• Warenpreise erhöhen to enhance the prices of goods;
• Wert erhöhen to improve the value;
• Zinsfuß (Zinssatz) von 8 auf 8 1/2% erhöhen to raise interest from 8 to 8 1/2 per cent. -
4 Mindesteigenkapitalanforderungen
Business german-english dictionary > Mindesteigenkapitalanforderungen
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5 Liquiditätsbeengung
Liquiditätsbeengung
lack of liquidity, liquidity pinch (bind), reduced liquidity, shortage of liquid assets, (Bank) cash (money) squeeze;
• Liquiditätsbegrenzung clamping down on liquidity;
• Liquiditätsbelastung drain on liquidity;
• Liquiditätsbeschaffung procurement of liquidity;
• Liquiditätsbeschaffung durch Schatzwechselverkauf front-door operation (Br.);
• Liquiditätsbesserung improvement of liquidity;
• Liquiditätsbestimmungen solvency rules;
• Liquiditätsbestimmungen verschärfen to clamp down on liquidity;
• Liquiditätsbilanz liquidity balance, liquid position;
• Liquiditätsbindung immobilization of liquid funds;
• für eine ausreichende Liquiditätsdecke sorgen to establish enough liquidity;
• Liquiditätsdefizit liquidity (liquid) deficit;
• Liquiditätsdispositionen liquidity arrangements;
• Liquiditätsdruck pressure (impact) on liquidity, liquidity squeeze (pressure), (Bank) cash squeeze;
• Liquiditätseffekt liquidity-creating effect;
• Liquiditätsenge shortage of the cash, liquidity shortage;
• Liquiditätsengpass cash squeeze;
• Liquiditätsentwicklung liquidity trend;
• Liquiditätsentzug absorption (withdrawal) of liquidity;
• Liquiditätserfordernisse liquidity requirements;
• übliche Liquiditätserfordernisse commercial standards of solvency;
• Liquiditätserhaltung maintenance of liquidity;
• Liquiditätserwägungen considerations of liquidity;
• Liquiditätsfalle liquidity trap;
• Liquiditätsfonds pool of liquidity;
• Liquiditätsfreisetzung release of liquid funds;
• Liquiditätsfülle ample liquidity;
• Liquiditätsgefälle liquidity differential;
• um das Liquiditätsgerede zu beenden to squelch talk of liquidity pinch;
• Liquiditätsgrad degree (level) of liquidity, working-capital (cash, quick-assets, US) ratio, (Bank) current position, cash (liquidity) ratio;
• hoher Liquiditätsgrad liquid strength;
• größeren Liquiditätsgrad als notwendig erzielen to build up a higher liquidity ratio than the minimum;
• Liquiditätsgrundlage liquidity basis;
• Liquiditätsgrundsätze liquidity rules;
• Liquiditätsguthaben (Bank) liquid assets (resources);
• Liquiditätshemmung clamping down (drain) on liquidity;
• Liquiditätshilfe liquidity assistance;
• Liquiditätskennzahl, Liquiditätsziffer current [position] ratio, acid-test [liquidity] ratio;
• Liquiditätsklemme lack of liquidity, liquidity squeeze;
• Liquiditätsknappheit shortage of liquidity, liquidity shortage;
• Liquiditätskoeffizient working capital (liquidity) ratio;
• Liquiditätskontrolle liquidity control;
• Liquiditätskredit liquid loan;
• Liquiditätskrise liquidity (cash) crisis;
• Liquiditätslage liquid (cash) position, (Bank) current position;
• Liquiditätsmangel shortage of liquidity;
• Liquiditätsmanipulation (Bilanz) window dressing;
• Liquiditätsmarge (Versicherungsgesellschaft) margin of solvency, solvency margin.
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