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1 speculativo
speculative* * *speculativo agg.2 (econ., fin.) speculative: acquisto speculativo, speculative purchase; operazioni finanziarie speculative, speculative financial transactions; in modo speculativo, speculatively.* * *[spekula'tivo]aggettivo speculative* * *speculativo/spekula'tivo/speculative. -
2 bolla speculativa
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3 bolla speculativa
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4 speculatore
m commerce speculator* * *speculatore agg.1 speculative: una mente speculatrice, a speculative mind2 (econ., fin.) speculative1 speculator: uno speculatore del vero, a speculator on the truth2 (econ., fin.) speculator, gambler; dealer, plunger; ( profittatore) profiteer: uno speculatore senza scrupoli, an unscrupulous speculator // speculatore edilizio, property speculator; (spreg.) jerry-builder // speculatore in imprese commerciali, wildcatter // (Borsa): speculatore di Borsa, stock gambler; speculatore al rialzo, bull; speculatore al ribasso, bear; speculatore all'acquisto di azioni di nuova emissione, stag; speculatore insolvente, lame duck.* * *[spekula'tore]sostantivo maschile (f. - trice [tritʃe]) econ. speculator* * *speculatore/spekula'tore/sostantivo m.(f. - trice /trit∫e/) econ. speculator. -
5 speculatorio
speculatorio agg. (econ., fin.) speculative: le manovre speculatorie di un gruppo monopolistico, the speculative manoeuvres of a trust. -
6 domanda
f question( richiesta) requestfinance demandfare una domanda a qualcuno ask someone a questiondomanda e offerta supply and demand* * *domanda s.f.1 ( interrogazione) question: domande e risposte, questions and answers; una domanda opportuna, impertinente, an appropriate, an impertinent question; una serie di domande facili, a set of easy questions; fare una domanda, to ask a question; fare una domanda a qlcu., to ask s.o. a question; mi posero una strana domanda, they asked me a strange question (o I was asked a strange question); rispondere esattamente a una domanda, to answer a question correctly2 ( richiesta) request; ( perentoria) demand; ( scritta) application; ( petizione) petition; ( rivendicazione) claim; domanda di ammissione, (a una scuola ecc.) application; domanda di denaro, request for money; (dir.) domanda di divorzio, di grazia, petition for divorce, for mercy; domanda di matrimonio, proposal; domanda di pensione, pension claim; accogliere una domanda, to grant a request; appoggiare una domanda, to second a request; fare una domanda, to make a request; fare domanda di, to apply for; indirizzare una domanda a qlcu., to address an application to s.o. (o to make a request to s.o.); respingere una domanda, to dismiss an application; domanda di fondi, application for funds; domanda di pagamento, application for payment; domanda d'impiego, di lavoro, application for a job (o job application); presentare una domanda di lavoro, to apply for a job (o to submit an application for a job); domande di impiego, ( nei giornali) situations wanted; ( assicurazioni): domanda di risarcimento danni, claim for damages; domanda d'indennizzo, claim for indemnity // (banca): domanda di credito, application for credit; domanda di prestito, mutuo, application for a loan; domanda speculativa di moneta, speculative demand for money // (Borsa) domanda di ammissione alle quotazioni, application for quotation3 (econ.) ( opposto di offerta) demand: domanda aggregata, complessiva, globale, aggregate demand; domanda anelastica, rigida, inelastic demand; domanda elastica, elastic demand; domanda debole, slack demand; domanda compensata, compensated demand; domanda costante, steady demand; domanda derivata, derivate demand; domanda forte, heavy demand; domanda effettiva, effective (o efficient) demand; domanda in eccesso, excess demand; domanda interna, home demand; domanda stagnante, sluggish demand; domanda di mercato, market demand; la legge della domanda e dell'offerta, the law of supply and demand; soddisfare la domanda, to meet the demand; la domanda cresce, demand is increasing (o rising); la domanda diminuisce, demand is falling (off) // curva della domanda, demand curve.* * *[do'manda]sostantivo femminile1) (interrogazione) question (su about, on)fare una domanda (a qcn.) — to ask (sb.) a question
2) (pratica, formulario) application (di for)una domanda per il passaporto, d'iscrizione — a passport application, a registration form
fare domanda di trasferimento, di lavoro — to apply for a transfer, a job
3) econ. demand•* * *domanda/do'manda/sostantivo f.1 (interrogazione) question (su about, on); fare una domanda (a qcn.) to ask (sb.) a question; rispondere a una domanda to answer a question; che domanda! what a question! bella domanda! that's a good question!2 (pratica, formulario) application (di for); una domanda per il passaporto, d'iscrizione a passport application, a registration form; fare domanda di trasferimento, di lavoro to apply for a transfer, a job3 econ. demanddomanda di assunzione (letter of) application; domanda di lavoro job application; domanda di matrimonio marriage proposal. -
7 movente
m motive* * *movente s.m.1 motive; cause, reason: movente di un delitto, motive of a crime; il movente di una contestazione, the cause of a dispute // (econ.): moventi economici, economic motives; movente precauzionale, speculatorio, precautionary, speculative motive; movente di profitto, profit motive2 (mecc.) driver.* * *[mo'vɛnte]sostantivo maschile motive* * *movente/mo'vεnte/sostantivo m.motive. -
8 speculativo agg
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9 affaristico
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10 speculativo
agg [spekula'tivo] speculativo (-a)Filosofia Comm speculative
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