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Jan 3, 2006 21:27
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English term

hard elements / soft elements

English to French Marketing Business/Commerce (general)
Total costs include “hard” elements such as price of equipment and consumables, and such “soft” elements as floor space, help desk support, device and consumables management, and cost of purchasing.

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Jun 24, 2011 08:14: Stéphanie Soudais changed "Term asked" from "\"hard\" et \"soft\" dans cette phrase" to "hard elements / soft elements"

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Discussion

A Blandiaux (asker) Jan 3, 2006:
merci � tous Voir termium
"hard costs" : co�ts essentiels
"soft costs" : co�ts accessoires

Proposed translations

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durs - doux

"stratégie. - structure les éléments durs, plus faciles à changer. - systèmes.- style de gestion. - personnel les éléments doux, difficile à changer"
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matériels/immatériels

un truc dans le genre, il y a sûrement des termes financiers/comptables très pointus pour refléter soft et hard.
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English term (edited): hard and soft elements

tangibles et intangibles

Vu le contexte directement lié au prix, je dirais pour les articles/objets tangibles et intangibles.
Voir réfs ci-dessous:
Canadian Journal of Administrative Sciences: Les determinants de ...
... tangibles et intangibles, evaluees par des consommateurs supposes >. ...
La difference de prix observee entre les deux proprietes est attribuee a cette ...
www.findarticles.com/p/articles/mi_qa3981/is_200212/ai_n915... - 34k - En cache - Pages similaires

Séance Action Humaine
Un des exemples donné par Mises est l'utilisation du critère de démarcation entre
les objets tangibles et intangibles qui exclut la formation des prix des ...
www.institutmolinari.org/evenements/2003_11_28.htm
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