racionamento, mercado de aluguéis

English translation: rationing, rental markets

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Portuguese term or phrase:racionamento, mercado de aluguéis
English translation:rationing, rental markets
Entered by: António Ribeiro

06:14 Jul 18, 2001
Portuguese to English translations [PRO]
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Portuguese term or phrase: racionamento, mercado de aluguéis
Aplicações: preços mínimos e máximos, racionamento, mercado de trabalho e de aluguéis etc.
António Ribeiro
Local time: 12:11
rationing, rental markets
Explanation:
Applications: minimum and maximum prices, rationing, labor and rental markets etc.
Again, these are basic economics terms. Note that in English, "rent" has two meanings in economics. I am assuming here that it has to do with property markets (economically speaking, rent is any payment involved in property transactions, not just what we call "rent" in day-to-day usage). This is the more common usage. At the same time "rent" can refer to any payment to factors of production more broadly, not just property.
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Steve Smith
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Local time: 21:11
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na +1rationing, rental property market
Donna Sandin
na +1rationing, rental markets
Steve Smith


  

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12 mins peer agreement (net): +1
rationing, rental property market


Explanation:
Unless context indicates otherwise, I think "rationing" is the only answer here. I have to assume, too, that the "alugeis" are rents paid for apartments, for residential property, not the leasing of equipment or industrial facilities.

Donna Sandin
United States
Local time: 22:11
Native speaker of: English
PRO pts in pair: 1120

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14 mins peer agreement (net): +1
rationing, rental markets


Explanation:
Applications: minimum and maximum prices, rationing, labor and rental markets etc.
Again, these are basic economics terms. Note that in English, "rent" has two meanings in economics. I am assuming here that it has to do with property markets (economically speaking, rent is any payment involved in property transactions, not just what we call "rent" in day-to-day usage). This is the more common usage. At the same time "rent" can refer to any payment to factors of production more broadly, not just property.

Steve Smith
United States
Local time: 21:11
Native speaker of: Native in EnglishEnglish
PRO pts in pair: 101
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