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Liquiditätsengpass

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con·straint [kənˈstreɪnt] N

1. constraint (compulsion):

constraint
Zwang m <-(e)s , Zwänge>
the constraint of politeness
das Gebot der Höflichkeit
under constraint
unter Zwang

2. constraint:

constraint (restriction)
Beschränkung f <-, -en>
constraint (restriction)
Einschränkung f <-, -en>
constraint (hindrance)
Behinderung f <-, -en>
to impose constraints on sb/sth
jdm/etw Beschränkungen auferlegen form
to impose constraints on sb/sth
jdn/etw einschränken
to place constraints on sth
etw dat Zwänge auferlegen

3. constraint no pl form:

constraint (stiffness)
Gezwungenheit f
constraint (awkwardness)
Befangenheit f <->
without constraint
ungezwungen

liq·uid·ity [lɪˈkwɪdəti, Am -ət̬i] N no pl

1. liquidity CHEM:

liquidity
Flüssigkeit f <-, -en>

2. liquidity FIN:

liquidity
Zahlungsfähigkeit f <-> kein pl
liquidity
Liquidität f <-> spec
to have a liquidity problem
ein Liquiditätsproblem haben form
liquidity in euro
Euro-Liquidität f
OpenDict entry

constraint N

constraint COMPUT
Randbedingung

PONS Banking, Finance and Insurance Dictionary

liquidity constraint N INV-FIN

liquidity constraint
Liquiditätsengpass m
liquidity constraint
Liquiditätsrestriktion f
PONS Banking, Finance and Insurance Dictionary
Liquiditätsengpass
liquidity constraint
Liquiditätsrestriktion
liquidity constraint
PONS Banking, Finance and Insurance Dictionary

liquidity N INV-FIN

liquidity
Liquidität f
liquidity
Zahlungsfähigkeit f
liquidity
Liquidity f

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Even if we did that, we have liquidity constraints because our revenue projections have not been fully realised.
www.vanguardngr.com
Publicly traded partnerships also faced liquidity constraints.
oilprice.com
It also noted recent and prospective actions to ease liquidity constraints within the banking system.
www.telegraph.co.uk
Smaller capitalized shares are under-represented because both institutions and traders by their very mandate, must avoid these due to liquidity constraints.
en.wikipedia.org
The ability to deal in anything at any time without the same liquidity constraints.
www.smh.com.au

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