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Deutsch Englisch Übersetzung
Definition
Synonym
Lohnkosteninflation
Deutsch Englisch Übersetzung
Lohnkosteninflation
wage-push inflation
Lohnkosteninflation
wage-push inflation
indirekte Lohnkosten
indirect labour cost
Lohnkosten
labour costs
Lohnkosten
wage costs
Lohnkosten je Produktionseinheit
unit labour costs
Lohnsumme, Lohnkosten
wage bill
Lohnkosten
pl
wage costs, crew labor costs
Lohnkosten sind gestiegen
the price of labour has gon up
Lohnkosten
pl
wage costs; crew labor costs
Lohnkosten
pl
econ.
Gemeinlohnkosten
pl
Lohnkosten je Produkteinheit
Die durchschnittlichen Lohnkosten sind um 9% gestiegen.
cost of wages; wage cost; wage costs; labour costs
Br.
; labor costs
Am.
payroll overhead costs; labour
Br.
labor
Am.
overhead costs; payroll overhead; indirect wage costs; indirect wages
unit labour cost(s)
Br.
; unit labor cost(s)
Am.
The average cost of wages has gone up by 9%.
Lohnkosteninflation
wage-push inflation
Lohnkostenzuschuss, Lohnkostensubvention
employment subsidy
Lohnkostenzuschuss, Lohnkostensubvention
wage subsidy
Deutsche
Lohnkosteninflation Synonyme
Englische
wage-push inflation Synonyme
Lohnkosteninflation Definition
Inflation
(
n.
)
The
act
or
process
of
inflating,
or
the
state
of
being
inflated,
as
with
air
or
gas
Inflation
(
n.
)
The
state
of
being
puffed
up,
as
with
pride
Inflation
(
n.
)
Undue
expansion
or
increase,
from
overissue
Push
(
n.
)
A
pustule
Push
(
v.
t.)
To
press
against
with
force
Push
(
v.
t.)
To
thrust
the
points
of
the
horns
against
Push
(
v.
t.)
To
press
or
urge
forward
Push
(
v.
t.)
To
bear
hard
upon
Push
(
v.
t.)
To
importune
Push
(
v.
i.)
To
make
a
thrust
Push
(
v.
i.)
To
make
an
advance,
attack,
or
effort
Push
(
v.
i.)
To
burst
pot,
as
a
bud
or
shoot.
Push
(
n.
)
A
thrust
with
a
pointed
instrument,
or
with
the
end
of
a
thing.
Push
(
n.
)
Any
thrust.
pressure,
impulse,
or
force,
or
force
applied
Push
(
n.
)
An
assault
or
attack
Push
(
n.
)
The
faculty
of
overcoming
obstacles
Wage
(
v.
t.)
To
pledge
Wage
(
v.
t.)
To
expose
one's
self
to,
as
a
risk
Wage
(
v.
t.)
To
engage
in,
as
a
contest,
as
if
by
previous
gage
or
pledge
Wage
(
v.
t.)
To
adventure,
or
lay
out,
for
hire
or
reward
Wage
(
v.
t.)
To
put
upon
wages
Wage
(
v.
t.)
To
give
security
for
the
performance
of.
Wage
(
v.
i.)
To
bind
one's
self
Wage
(
v.
t.)
That
which
is
staked
or
ventured
Wage
(
v.
t.)
That
for
which
one
labors
wage-push inflation Bedeutung
push
pushing
the
act
of
applying
force
in
order
to
move
something
away,
he
gave
the
door
a
hard
push,
the
pushing
is
good
exercise
push
an
effort
to
advance,
the
army
made
a
push
toward
the
sea
inflation
the
act
of
filling
something
with
air
inflation
therapy
therapy
in
which
water
or
oxygen
or
a
drug
is
introduced
into
the
respiratory
tract
with
inhaled
air
wage
freeze
a
freeze
of
wages
at
a
given
level
rollback
push
back
the
act
of
forcing
the
enemy
to
withdraw
bell
push
a
button
that
is
pushed
to
ring
a
bell
push-bike
a
bicycle
that
must
be
pedaled
push
broom
a
wide
broom
that
is
pushed
ahead
of
the
sweeper
push
button
push
button
an
electrical
switch
operated
by
pressing,
the
elevator
was
operated
by
push
buttons,
the
push
beside
the
bed
operated
a
buzzer
at
the
desk
push-button
radio
a
radio
receiver
that
can
be
tuned
by
pressing
buttons
push-down
storage
push-down
store
stack
a
storage
device
that
handles
data
so
that
the
next
item
to
be
retrieved
is
the
item
most
recently
stored
(LIFO)
ostentation
ostentatiousness
pomposity
pompousness
pretentiousness
puffiness
splashiness
inflation
lack
of
elegance
as
a
consequence
of
being
pompous
and
puffed
up
with
vanity
energy
push
get-up-and-go
enterprising
or
ambitious
drive,
Europeans
often
laugh
at
American
energy
raise
rise
wage
hike
hike
wage
increase
salary
increase
the
amount
a
salary
is
increased,
he
got
a
%
raise,
he
got
a
wage
hike
push-down
list
push-down
stack
stack
a
list
in
which
the
next
item
to
be
removed
is
the
item
most
recently
stored
(LIFO)
push-down
queue
a
queue
in
which
the
last
item
to
go
in
is
the
first
item
to
come
out
(LIFO)
wage
floor
floor
below
which
wages
are
not
allowed
to
fall
wage
claim
pay
claim
the
wage
demanded
from
management
for
workers
by
their
union
representatives
wage
concession
an
agreement
to
raise
wages
inflation
(cosmology)
a
brief
exponential
expansion
of
the
universe
(faster
than
the
speed
of
light)
postulated
to
have
occurred
shortly
after
the
big
bang
earner
wage
earner
someone
who
earn
wages
in
return
for
their
labor
push
thrust
the
force
used
in
pushing,
the
push
of
the
water
on
the
walls
of
the
tank,
the
thrust
of
the
jet
engines
wage
pay
earnings
remuneration
salary
something
that
remunerates,
wages
were
paid
by
check,
he
wasted
his
pay
on
drink,
they
saved
a
quarter
of
all
their
earnings
living
wage
a
wage
sufficient
for
a
worker
and
family
to
subsist
comfortably
minimum
wage
the
lowest
wage
that
an
employer
is
allowed
to
pay,
determined
by
contract
or
by
law
cost-pull
inflation
inflation
caused
by
an
increase
in
the
costs
of
production
demand-pull
inflation
inflation
caused
by
an
increase
in
demand
or
in
the
supply
of
money
inflation
rising
prices
a
general
and
progressive
increase
in
prices,
in
inflation
everything
gets
more
valuable
except
money
wage
scale
wage
schedule
a
schedule
of
wages
paid
for
different
jobs
wage
setter
any
economic
condition
or
variable
that
serves
to
set
wage
rates
inflation
rate
rate
of
inflation
the
rate
of
change
of
prices
(as
indicated
by
a
price
index)
calculated
on
a
monthly
or
annual
basis
erupt
come
out
break
through
push
through
break
out,
The
tooth
erupted
and
had
to
be
extracted
push
bear
on
press,
drive,
or
impel
(someone)
to
action
or
completion
of
an
action,
He
pushed
her
to
finish
her
doctorate
dismiss
disregard
brush
aside
brush
off
discount
push
aside
ignore
bar
from
attention
or
consideration,
She
dismissed
his
advances
advertise
advertize
promote
push
make
publicity
for,
try
to
sell
(a
product),
The
salesman
is
aggressively
pushing
the
new
computer
model,
The
company
is
heavily
advertizing
their
new
laptops
down
knock
down
cut
down
push
down
pull
down
cause
to
come
or
go
down,
The
policeman
downed
the
heavily
armed
suspect,
The
mugger
knocked
down
the
old
lady
after
she
refused
to
hand
over
her
wallet
press
push
make
strenuous
pushing
movements
during
birth
to
expel
the
baby,
`Now
push
hard,'
said
the
doctor
to
the
woman
repel
drive
b
repulse
force
back
push
back
beat
back
cause
to
move
back
by
force
or
influence,
repel
the
enemy,
push
back
the
urge
to
smoke,
beat
back
the
invaders
strong-arm
bully
browbeat
bullyrag
ballyrag
boss
around
hector
push
around
be
bossy
towards,
Her
big
brother
always
bullied
her
when
she
was
young
push
force
move
with
force,
He
pushed
the
table
into
a
corner
push
press
against
forcefully
without
moving,
she
pushed
against
the
wall
with
all
her
strength
push
move
strenuously
and
with
effort,
The
crowd
pushed
forward
push
out
obtrude
thrust
out
push
to
thrust
outward
push
aside
push
away
push
out
of
the
way
push
up
push
upward
press
on
push
on
plough
on
continue
moving
forward
barge
thrust
ahead
push
forward
push
one's
way,
she
barged
into
the
meeting
room
push
crowd
approach
a
certain
age
or
speed,
She
is
pushing
fifty
push
sell
or
promote
the
sale
of
(illegal
goods
such
as
drugs),
The
guy
hanging
around
the
school
is
pushing
drugs
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