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Financial Loss
Financial Loss
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Further Reading
- Information related to financial loss in the Max Planck Encyclopedia of International Law(MPEPIL), Germany, United Kingdom
Hierarchical Display of Financial loss
Business And Competition > Accounting > Accounting > Operating result
Business And Competition > Business organisation > Business activity > Liquidation > Bankruptcy
Financial loss
Concept of Financial loss
See the dictionary definition of Financial loss.
Characteristics of Financial loss
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Resources
Translation of Financial loss
- Spanish: Pérdida financiera
- French: Perte financière
- German: Finanzieller Verlust
- Italian: Perdita finanziaria
- Portuguese: Prejuízo financeiro
- Polish: Strata finansowa
Thesaurus of Financial loss
Business And Competition > Accounting > Accounting > Operating result > Financial loss
Business And Competition > Business organisation > Business activity > Liquidation > Bankruptcy > Financial loss
See also
- Loss of income
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