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41Multiplier Bond — A bond that allows the investor to convert coupons into identical bonds, and to reinvest coupons on these subsequent bonds. The borrower gains a cash flow benefit because the payouts are being converted into extra debt. Also known as a bunny… …
42Multiplier — Mul|ti|pli|er 〈 [mʌ̣ltiplaıə(r)] m.; Gen.: s, Pl.: ; El.〉 elektr. Schaltung, die einen einfallenden Elektronenstrahl um ein Vielfaches verstärkt, Elektronenvervielfacher [Etym.: engl., »Vermehrer, Vervielfacher«; zu multiply »vermehren,… …
43multiplier — mul·ti·pli·er || mÊŒtɪplaɪə(r) n. quantity by which a number is multiplied (Mathematics); one who multiplies …
44multiplier effect — n. expansion of the money supply of a country resulting from the collective of member banks able to lend more money than they take in …
45multiplier — noun 1》 a quantity by which a given number (the multiplicand) is to be multiplied. 2》 Economics a factor by which an increment of income exceeds the resulting increment of saving or investment. 3》 a device for increasing by repetition the… …
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47multiplier — mul•ti•pli•er [[t]ˈmʌl təˌplaɪ ər[/t]] n. 1) a person or thing that multiplies 2) a number by which another is multiplied 3) phs Physics. a device for intensifying some effect • Etymology: 1425–75 …
48multiplier — /ˈmʌltəplaɪə / (say multuhpluyuh) noun 1. someone or something that multiplies. 2. Mathematics the number by which another is to be multiplied. 3. Physics a device for intensifying some phenomenon. 4. an indicator of the relative sizes of a given …
49multiplier effect — /ˈmʌltəplaɪər əfɛkt/ (say multuhpluyuhr uhfekt) noun Economics an effect achieved in certain circumstances whereby a relatively small change in input, as investment money, can produce a relatively large change in output …
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