Übersetzung für 'money wages' von Englisch nach Deutsch

money wages {pl}

Nominallohn {m}

Geldlohn {m}fin.jobs

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electronic money <e-money>

elektronisches Geld {n} <E-Geld>econ.fin.

wages

Löhne {pl}

Gehälter {pl}

wages {pl}

Lohn {m} [Arbeitsentgelt]fin.jobs

Verdienst {m} [Lohn]

Entlohnung {f}

agreed wages {pl}

Tariflohn {m}

adequate wages {pl}

angemessene Entlohnung {f}

reservation wages

Anspruchslöhne {pl}econ.

standard wages {pl}

Standardlohn {m}

boarding wages {pl}

Kostgeld {n}

hourly wages {pl}

Stundenlohn {m}

daily wages

Tageslöhne {pl}

substandard wages

Niedrigstlöhne {pl}

minimum wages

Mindestlöhne {pl}

peak wages

Höchstlöhne {pl}

daily wages {pl}

Taglohn {m} [südd.] [österr.] [schweiz.] [Tageslohn]

decreasing wages

sinkende Löhne {pl}

weekly wages {pl}

Wochenlohn {m}

contractual wages {pl}

vertraglich festgelegter Lohn {m}

• He has then argued in opposition to the neoclassical view of the self-regulating nature of laissez-faire market mechanism, that what stabilizes the monetary economy is the inflexibility of money wages and that an equilibrium it gravitates to almost never achieves full-employment.
• Also, the increase in the demand for labour resulting from higher demands for goods and services will cause a rise in money wages and unit labour costs.
• In the 1920s, an American economist Irving Fisher had noted this kind of Phillips curve relationship. However, Phillips' original curve described the behavior of money wages.
• The economy of the town is largely dependent on Gulf money, wages from government salaries, agriculture, labour and trade.
• A growing population and increasing money wages created a demand for more meat.

• Falling prices did not mean falling money wages. Instead of inspiring large numbers of workers to go on strike, falling prices were inspiring them to go shopping.
• Money wages are the money given by an employer to the worker in a business organisation, while real wages take into account other factors such as inflation and purchasing power to properly account for the labour and costs involved within an economy.