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Derived demand
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- When goods and services are associated (e.g., cars and gas), increases and decreases in demand are associated, the secondary demand being derived from the initial one.
- Производный спрос
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Demand, английский
- Запрос, требование; команда; потребляемое количество (энергии, топлива)
- The official paper by which stores are desired for a ship, the making out of which is the duty of the officer in whose charge the stores will be placed: they must be approved by the captain and admiral before being presented to the dockyard authorities. also, whence from? where bound?
- The rate at which electric energy is delivered to or by a system or part of a system, generally expressed in kilowatts (kw), megawatts (mw), or gigawatts (gw), at a given instant or averaged over any designated interval of time. demand should not be confused with load or energy.
- Периодический режим работы; периодическая подача питания, мощности и т.п.
- Form pct/ipea/401, filed with a competent international preliminary examining authority, demanding that an international application be subject to international preliminary examination under chapter ii of the patent cooperation treaty. it is not possible to file a demand unless a proper chapter i request for an international application has been filed.
Demand (for health services), английский
Demand analysis, английский
Анализ спроса
Demand and supply, английский
Спрос и предложение
Demand assessment requirements tool, английский
Demand assigned circuit access, английский
Предоставление каналов
Demand assigned multiple access, английский
Предоставление коллективного доступа по требованию
Demand assigned packet access, английский
Обеспечение доступа для пакетов с предоставлением ресурсов по требованию
Demand assignment, английский
- Предоставление
- Выделение по требованию
Demand assignment multiple access, английский
Множественный доступ с выделением каналов по требованию; множественный доступ с предоставлением канала по требованию
Demand assignment protocol, английский
Протокол предоставления
Demand assignment tree coded multiple access, английский
Многостанционный доступ с предоставлением
Demand assignment updating message, английский
Сообщение коррекции режима предоставления каналов по требованию
Demand charge, английский
A fee based on the peak amount of electricity used during the billing cycle.
Demand curve, английский
The amount of a product that consumers are willing and able to buy at various prices as shown on a graph. a normal demand curve is downward sloping because quantity demanded will fall as price rises, assuming consumers have a fixed income.
Demand data processing, английский
Обработка данных по запросам demand-driven управляемый запросами; управляемый по требованию; с управлением по требованию
Demand deposit, английский
Вклад до востребования
Demand deposit equivalent: sight deposit., английский
Депозит до востребования
Demand deposits, английский
Checking accounts that pay no interest and from which funds can be withdrawn upon demand.
Demand diversity, английский
Суммарное изменение во времени спроса (на энергию со стороны индивидуальных потребителей)
Demand draft, английский
Тратта, подлежащая немедленной оплате
Associated, английский
- Соответствующий; связанный; присоединенный
- Experiencing through your own senses (seeing through your own eyes, hearing with your own ears, feeling with your own feelings.)
Производный, русский
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After-tax cost of debt, английский
When interest payments are included as a business expense before calculating profits for incomer tax purposes, the stated cost of debt (interest rate) is a before-tax number (such as .10). thus, if the tax rate is 40%, the after tax cost of debt is less than .10, since higher interest expenses reduce the borrower’s tax bill. so in this example, the after tax cost of debt would be .06.
Stranded assets, английский
When changes in public policy have a significant impact on the cash flows that can obtained from productive assets, those assets are less valuable than before the policy change. for example, if allowing additional entry into the production of electricity means that “old” plants are operated for fewer hours per year, the net cash flows associated with those plants decline. analysts can debate whether (and when) regulatory policy changes could have been anticipated, and factored into investment decisions. on the practical side, if a restructuring initiative is adopted, policy-makers try to address the issue of how to deal with the lost economic values stemming from the policy change. some u.s. states have imposed competitive transition charges to have consumers bear some of the burden of moving to a new market structure and regulatory framework. see stranded costs.
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