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13:09 Nov 9, 2013 |
French to English translations [PRO] Bus/Financial - Economics / sustainability of agricultural supply chains | |||||||
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4 | matrix of average coefficients (of included inputs) |
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3 | (Production?) rate chart inclusive of averages |
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3 | (average) relevant rates table |
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(Production?) rate chart inclusive of averages Explanation: In English it doesn't make much sense unless you include the subject of the rate chart or table; 'moyens' here is 'mean' or 'average', i.e, the mean production or whatever rate in the given context. |
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(average) relevant rates table Explanation: I think that "taux" here means exchange rates - it is about import, and the value of import will be impacted by the relevant echange rates - i.e., of currencies involved in such import. There is certainly a better way to say in in EN |
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matrix of average coefficients (of included inputs) Explanation: matrix of average coefficients (of included inputs) the ST is limited, but enough to see that it's about a Leontief matrix, with two groups of inputs, the domestic production and imports; for some entries there's isn't enough actual data available, so average value are used instead; these "taux" would normally be called coefficients, and they represent the average proportion (= taux moyens) of various inputs included (= inclus) in a given product; http://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Analyse_entrée-sortie http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Input–output_model |
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