Übersetzung für 'economic forces' von Englisch nach Deutsch

economic forces

wirtschaftliche Kräfte {pl}econ.

Wirtschaftskräfte {pl} [wirtschaftliche Kräfte]econ.

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forces

Gewalten {pl}

Truppen {pl}mil.

Kräfte {pl}

Streitkräfte {pl}mil.

Forces

Gewalten [Constantin Hatz]filmF

aerial forces

Fliegerkräfte {pl} [Luftstreitkräfte]aviat.hist.mil.

coplanar forces {pl}

ebene Kräftegruppe {f}engin.

inflationary forces

inflationäre Kräfte {pl}

ground forces

Bodentruppen {pl}mil.

Bodenstreitkräfte {pl}mil.

concurrent forces {pl}

zentrale Kräftegruppe {f}engin.

besieging forces {pl}

Belagerungs­streitmacht {f}mil.

market forces

Kräfte {pl} des Marktes

combined forces

vereinigte Streitkräfte {pl}mil.

opposing forces

Gegenkräfte {pl}

auxiliary forces

Hilfstruppen {pl}

air forces

Luftstreitkräfte {pl}aviat.mil.

training forces

Ausbildungs­truppen {pl}mil.

evil forces

böse Mächte {pl}

allied forces

alliierte Streitmächte {pl}mil.

• In economics, economic equilibrium is a situation in which economic forces such as supply and demand are balanced and in the absence of external influences the () values of economic variables will not change.
• Wieser tried to explain the relationships and social forces through the study of history, and he concluded that economic forces held a prominent role in social evolution.
• The association of Jews to the control of economic forces is the modern resurgence of an old stereotype, that of the "greedy Jewish merchant" which has been present in the Christian world since the Middle Ages.
• Changing economic forces have led to continuing changes in the commercial sector.
• By mid-century, powerful social and economic forces precipitated a period of industrial and population decline that lasted into the 1980s.

• Alongside Cora Texas Sugar Mill, Nottoway Plantation and Resort are the two main economic forces in the town.
• The city of Białystok has existed for five centuries and during this time the fate of the city has been affected by various political and economic forces.
• During this time, he became aware of the interplay of ecological-energetic and economic forces.
• The characters, from diverse backgrounds, are brought together by economic forces changing India.
• The relative value of the yen is determined in foreign exchange markets by the economic forces of supply and demand.

• In addition to logging, plant nurseries and agriculture have also historically been major economic forces in Boring.
• Yet, the social consequences of the hydroelectric project itself pale in comparison to the social impact of the Cree coming into direct contact with the society and economic forces of francophone Quebec.
• While dependency theory was the polar opposite of Prebisch and ECLA's original purpose, he continued to criticize the neo-classical economic forces that he felt were victimizing the global poor.
• Designed as a new city it was fully realised, unlike many of his other proposals in already existing cities, where shifting political and economic forces did not allow full implementation of his plans.
• This is an extension of the sense of paranoia felt by many people in the 1970s, believing themselves to be powerless in the face of political and economic forces over which they had no control.

• Tourism as well as stone mining and finishing are now important economic forces in the town.
• It combined the Beardian theme of economic forces shaping history and the Faulknerian tone of tragedy and decline.
• Interpretations of Keynes have emphasized his stress on the international coordination of Keynesian policies, the need for international economic institutions, and the ways in which economic forces could lead to war or could promote peace.
• Skeptics of New World Order conspiracy theories accuse its proponents of indulging in the furtive fallacy, a belief that significant facts of history are necessarily sinister; conspiracism, a world view that centrally places conspiracy theories in the unfolding of history, rather than social and economic forces; and fusion paranoia, a promiscuous absorption of fears from any source whatsoever.
• The inherent contradictions of his ideas have been equally persistent: the tension between real farmers and rural people and the Country Life campaign; difficulties to understand the operative economic forces; the reliance on state schools to safeguard family farms; and hostility to traditional Christian faith.