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erogaciones en dinero

English translation: cash expenditures

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Spanish term or phrase:erogaciones en dinero
English translation:cash expenditures
Entered by: Rocio Barrientos

20:13 Oct 20, 2007
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Bus/Financial - Economics / El gasto Público
Spanish term or phrase: erogaciones en dinero
El gasto público está constituido por las erogaciones, generalmente en dinero, realizadas en virtud de la autorización emanada de una ley con el objetivo de lograr la satisfacción de necesidades sociales o públicas y la decisión de gastar presupone, en primer lugar, haber seleccionado entre todas las necesidades de la comunidad a aquellas que se consideran públicas y, por el otro lado, comparado la intensidad y la urgencia de las mismas y la posibilidad material de satisfacerlas.

¿Es posible traducirlo como "Public expenditure is made up of outlays, generally on money..."?
Natalia Garro
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cash expenditures
Explanation:
There are cash expenditures, and as the example below points "near cash" expenditures, etc.

Good luck & GreetingZ

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November 2002. Keywords: public spending, planning, control. ... The resource budget contains a separate control total for “near cash” expenditure, ...
www.hm-treasury.gov.uk/spending_review/spend_plancontrol.cf... - 29k
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Re: erogación

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Hola,

Una de las acepciones del DRAE dice,
Erogar,
1. tr. Distribuir, repartir bienes o caudales.
2. (Mexico y Venezuela) Gastar el dinero.

So, yes, you are right, it means expenses.
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#3 29th June 2006, 07:56 AM
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Re: erogación

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#4 29th June 2006, 07:57 AM
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Re: erogación

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Sure, anytime.
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cash expenditures


Explanation:
There are cash expenditures, and as the example below points "near cash" expenditures, etc.

Good luck & GreetingZ

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November 2002. Keywords: public spending, planning, control. ... The resource budget contains a separate control total for “near cash” expenditure, ...
www.hm-treasury.gov.uk/spending_review/spend_plancontrol.cf... - 29k


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