Zsuzsanna Lőrincz
Hungary
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credit risk
Risk that a borrower will be unable to meet his/her payment obligations, and that the lender will suffer a financial loss. See also bad debt risk.
hitelkockázat
Risk that a borrower will be unable to meet his/her payment obligations, and that the lender will suffer a financial loss. See also bad debt risk.
liabilities
A company's legal debts or obligations that arise during the course of business operations. Liabilities are settled over time through the transfer of economic benefits including money, goods or services.
kötelezettségek; tartozások
A company's legal debts or obligations that arise during the course of business operations. Liabilities are settled over time through the transfer of economic benefits including money, goods or services.
republic
The form of government in which ultimate power resides in the people, who elect representatives to participate in decision-making on their behalf. The head of state in a republic is usually an elected president-never a hereditary monarch. A republic is ...
köztársaság
The form of government in which ultimate power resides in the people, who elect representatives to participate in decision-making on their behalf. The head of state in a republic is usually an elected president-never a hereditary monarch. A republic is ...
activity-based costing (ABC)
Activity-based costing defines healthcare costs in terms of a healthcare organization's processes or activities. The costs are then associated with significant activities or events. It relies on the following 3 step process: 1) Activity mapping, which ...
tevékenységalapú költségszámítás
Activity-based costing defines healthcare costs in terms of a healthcare organization's processes or activities. The costs are then associated with significant activities or events. It relies on the following 3 step process: 1) Activity mapping, which ...
stagflation
A term coined to describe a situation which exists in an economy when high unemployment and rising prices and wages occur together.
stagfláció, egyidejű stagnálás és infláció
A term coined to describe a situation which exists in an economy when high unemployment and rising prices and wages occur together.
formula marketing
A term used to describe an approach to marketing practice which relies heavily on conventional wisdom and spurns anything innovative.
"bevált recept" marketing
A term used to describe an approach to marketing practice which relies heavily on conventional wisdom and spurns anything innovative.
pull strategy
A promotional strategy in which the manufacturer or supplier promotes a product or service to the endconsumer with the aim of stimulating demand.
húzó stratégia
Olyan promóciós stratégia, amelyben a gyártó vagy beszállító a kereslet ösztönzése céljából a fogyasztót megcélozva népszerűsít egy terméket vagy szolgáltatást.
European Parliament
Directly elected by EU voters every 5 years, members of the European Parliament (MEPs) represent the people Europe. Parliament is one of the EU’s main law-making institutions, along with the Council of the European Union ('the Council'). The European ...
Európai Parlament
Directly elected by EU voters every 5 years, members of the European Parliament (MEPs) represent the people Europe. Parliament is one of the EU’s main law-making institutions, along with the Council of the European Union ('the Council'). The European ...
lawsuit
An action or proceeding in a civil court; term used for a suit or action between two private parties in a court of law.
per; peres eljárás
An action or proceeding in a civil court; term used for a suit or action between two private parties in a court of law.
mercantilism
A school of economics in the eighteenth and nineteenth century that was directly opposite to the school of classical economics. Unlike the laissez faire classicists, mercantilists believed in government action designed to encourage the flow of gold and other ...
merkantilizmus
A school of economics in the eighteenth and nineteenth century that was directly opposite to the school of classical economics. Unlike the laissez faire classicists, mercantilists believed in government action designed to encourage the flow of gold and other ...
