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Yorishima-cho   York-Antwerp Rules   Yorkshire Electricity Group plc   Yorkshire Water Plc   Yoro-cho   Yoro-gun   Yoron-cho   Yorozu Corp.   Yosa-gun   Yoshicon   Yoshida Shigeru International Foundation   Yoshida-cho   Yoshida-gun   Yoshida-machi   Yoshida-mura   Yoshihara Oil Mill   Yoshii-cho   Yoshii-machi   Yoshikawa City   Yoshikawa-machi   Yoshikawa-mura   Yoshiki-gun   Yoshimatsu-cho   Yoshimi-machi   Yoshimoto Kogyo   Yoshinaga-cho   Yoshino-cho   Yoshino-gun   Yoshinodani-mura   Yoshioka-machi   Yoshitake   Yoshitake Inc.   Yoshitomi Pharmaceutical Ind.   Yoshitomi-machi   Yoshiumi-cho   Yoshiwa-mura   Yotsukaido City   Young Plan   Young Poong Corporation   Young Poong Mining & Const. Corp.   Youngone Corp.   Youth Affairs Administration   Youth Education Division   Yu Hwa Corp.   Yu Kong Limited   Yuasa   Yuasa Corp.   Yuasa-cho   Yubara-cho   Yubari City   Yubari Coal-Mine Museum   Yubari-gun   Yubetsu-cho   Yuda-machi   Yufuin-cho   Yufutsu-gun   Yugawa-mura   Yugawara-machi   Yuge-cho   Yugoslavian socialism   Yui-cho   Yuki City   Yuki Gosei Kogyo   Yuki-cho   Yuki-gun   Yukuhashi City   Yume-no-shima Tropical Greenhouse Dome   Yumesaki-cho   Yuni-cho   Yunnan   Yunomae-machi   Yunotani-mura   Yunotsu-machi   Yura-cho   Yuri-gun   Yuri-machi   Yusen Air & Sea Service   Yushiro Chemical Industry   Yusuhara-cho   Yutaka Shoyu   Yutaka-machi   Yuto-cho   Yuu-cho   Yuwa-machi   Yuya-cho   Yuza-machi   Yuzawa City   Yuzawa-machi   Yuzukami-mura   Yves Saint Laurent Parfums K.K.   Yか月物金利を0.XX％低め誘導する   Y効果性   Y対Xの株主割り当て発行増資   Y年物WI+XXbpのスプレッド   Y年物とZ年物の利回り格差はXXbpになっている   Y年物ユーロ円債X00億円は変動金利ポンドにスワップされた   Y年物変動利付き債で発行金額X億マルクの大型起債を行う   Y理論   Z bond   Z factor   Z tranche   Z-score   ZAOH   ZD運動   ZEBRA   ZENITAKA   ZENKYOKEN   ZUKEN INC.   ZZZZ年期限のYY％利付き債XXドルを私募により発行する   ZZ年NN月EE日に計上した公正価額への修正額をYY年MM月DD日現在の数値に組み込む   ZZ年に対するYY年の利益の改善   ZZ年のXX％より若干ながら下落率が大きくなること   Zama City   Zamami-son   Zambian Kwacha   Zao-machi   Zen-Nippon Chick Sexing Association   Zenchiku   Zengin System   Zenitaka Corp.   Zenith   Zenkin Rengo   Zenkoku Electric Wire & Cable Industrial Cooperative   Zenkoku Luggage Association   Zenshinren Bank   Zentsuji City   Zero Stage Capital   Zero-for-Zero Initiative   Zett Corp.   Zexel Corp.   Zhejiang   Zillmer deduction   Zillmer quota   Zillmerized reserve   Zimbabwe dollar-ZWD   Zojirushi Corp.   Zuiko Corp.   Zurich Insurance Co.   Zurich Stock Exchange   Zushi City   Zスケール   Zスコア   Zトランシェ   Zトランシュ   Zファクター   Zボンド   Z・R・コンクリート   Z債券   Z年後のコール・オプション条項を付与した発行金額X億スイス・フランのY年債   Z年物ドル・スワップ・スプレッドはXX～YYbpである   Z得点   Z理論   a $XX million after-tax restructuring charge was recorded   a $XX package of cash and securities   a $XXXX cash balance at year-end may have been too low for comfort   a Chinese wall should be built between manufacturing and all other costs   a EcuX00m program was set up by AA   a EcuX00m programme was set up by AA   a HK$X00m syndicated loan has been arranged for AA on a club basis   a Japanese receiver hit bids at XX over   a MoM drop for the third consecutive month   a PAC tranche has a scheduled principal payments   a TAM swap is a 1-year-plus swap   a US dollar swap window at three years opened slightly last week   a US name received against a Scandinavian payer at X.XX%   a US$X0 tap was available on the issue   a US$XXm three-year tranche was placed   a X% discount is applied   a X.X% rise in producer prices was twice as big as the market had expected   a XX percent sales tax to the vast informal sector of the economy   a XX% base rate looks likely to be the floor for some time   a XX% praecipuum is retained by the lead managers   a XXbn loss arose from the dissolution of unprofitable operations   a XXbp cut already priced into the market   a XXbp easing has already been built into yields   a bank loans money to a large company   a bidding war erupted over AA   a big increase in the number of elderly people   a billion-dollar IT company that makes digital signal processors   a book of insurance contracts   a borrower may default   a break of the previous high should see a test of XX   a bridge loan is uneconomic to draw down   a broker acts as an agent for an investor and is compensated via commission   a broker continuously takes prices from customers   a budget constraint is always negatively sloped   a bunch of   a business combination is effected by an exchange of common stock   a business hits its borrowing capacity   a business must keep in motion its capital turnover cycle   a buy recommendation from AA pushed prices of BB up XX points   a buying and a selling price   a calamity by previous Japanese standards   a capped swap is simply a combination of cap and swap   a certain degree of specialization adds greatly to productivity   a chain of   a change in price has a large effect on the quantity consumed   a change in price has little effect on quantity   a class with more interest will live longer   a clear-headed view of investment in human capital is implicit in Japanese economic attitudes   a close above that level would confirm an inverted head and shoulder pattern   a close link ran between shifts in the money supply and trends in the stock market   a collapse in price pressures has happened   a commission of XX% was paid to members of the tender panel   a complete set of financial statements   a compromise is in order   a concatenation of great events took place   a conflict of interest may arise   a consensus attributes it in large part to the failure of the U.S. to compete effectively   a considerable period of time has passed   a consistent set of policies can be built   a consultant may be perceived as being on the side of a client   a contract exists   a convertible bond pays a fixed interest rates   a convertible preferred accrues a lower dividend   a corporation is broken down into businesses   a correction could temporarily interrupt the run-up   a correlation exists when a change in one variable leads to a predictable change in another variable   a country lags behind other nations in productivity   a couple of pips   a court may void the transaction   a critical issue was never raised   a crossroads   a cut would not directly hurt earnings   a deep sub-LIBOR level was provided for the borrower   a deflationary spiral develops in the economy   a delay in dispatch will be unavoidable   a delay of X weeks seems to be unavoidable   a demand curve has zero elasticity   a demand curve is inelastic   a different picture can be seen   a differential in costs could re-emerge   a disagreement arises over the terms of contract   a dollar is worth only 123 yen   a failed Texas bank being auctioned by the FDIC   a failed Texas bank that had been taken over by the FDIC   a few banks have requested a short extension   a few projects are underway   a few syndicate members sold parts of their allocations back to AA   a fierce competitive war has ensued   a fig for   a final decision will require another two weeks   a finance lease is a lease that transfers substantially all the risks and rewards of ownership of an asset to the lessee   a finance lease should be recorded in the balance of a lessee as an asset and as an obligation to pay future rentals   a finance lease usually involves payment by a lessee to a lessor of the full cost of the asset together with a return on the finance provided by the lessor   a firm creates or expands a subsidiary   a five-day week   a five-year deal for a strong name is what the market needs   a floored swap is a combination of a floor and a swap   a fortiori   a forty-hour week work system   a forward contract is an agreement to exchange different currencies at a specified future date and at a specified rate   a forward start swap was employed   a free and stable legal order is established   a further cut in the UK base rate is possibly factored into the sterling market   a further decline of the dollar could be counterproductive   a further easing in short term rates might be in line   a further rate hike may be in the cards   a further small widening of the BTP-Bund spread   a further upward revision is likely   a future event confirms a loss   a generation ago   a gentle squeeze was being seen in the deal   a given   a given drop in prices leads to increase in the propensity to consume   a good product sells itself   a grand revision of the farm programs occurs every XX years   a graph shows the relationship between two variables   a great deal of money was spent   a greenmail payment triggers a XX percent tax on the gain associated with its receipt   a group consists of a holding company and its subsidiaries   a group of companies that formally operate in collusion is called a cartel   a guided tour of AA is scheduled on MM DD   a half-percentage-point drop in the target for the federal funds rate   a handful of firms   a handful of relatively buoyant areas   a healthy X0% growth in the bottom line   a hike in UK base rates would erode confidence   a host of   a hurdle rate is the minimum rate of return on an investment that a company will accept   a job is now a coveted position   a keener price is essential   a key organizational goal is to compensate shareholders   a kind of annuity   a large deficit could incite inflation   a large fraction of U.S. gold supply had moved abroad   a large increase in imports could upset the equation   a large portion of U.S. federal expenditures goes to defense   a large volume of trading is carried out on the American Stock Exchange   a larger firm has more staying power in the face of adversity than a smaller concern   a lease is a contract between a lessor and lessee for the hire of a specific asset   a liability or asset will crystalize in the foreseeable future   a liability or asset will crystallise in the foreseeable future   a line of business   a liquidity facility is provided to the issuing entity   a loss is more than likely   a lost customer is a serious matter in our business   a lot of houses are still sitting on long positions   a lot of shutdowns   a lot of time has passed   a lot of trades were conducted near the bid side   a lower price is not feasible at this stage   a lower price is not possible at this time   a major deficit reduction will lead to interest changes more than offsetting the demand effect   a major profit turnaround has been achieved within XX years   a manager delegates responsibility to a subordinate   a margin account is like a checking account that has overdraft privileges   a market is efficient   a matter of principle   a maximum of 30 days   a mechanism to ensure succession is not in place   a model can be expressed in words or equations   a monopolist provides all the output in a market   a month before   a more nuanced conclusion is closer to the mark   a much worse outcome on both inflation and the current account results   a multiple of units   a multiple of units which is equivalent to the minimum number of units   a near-final draft of the questionnaire is developed   a new EPA estimate is due to be released on DD MM   a new set of concerns emerged   a newcomer can find an apartment at the average rent   a non-par swap is called an off-market swap   a non-zero basis at the time of hedge liquidations can alter the results   a normal range for the scale of the revision would be 0.2 to 0.3 point   a number of 4 figures   a number of competitors crowded into the business   a number of problems with the Intrastat data can be identified   a patent gives the inventor the exclusive right to produce his invention for a limited time   a payer of fixed interest through a coupon swap is said to buy or go long of the spread   a penny increase in the price of copper   a picture of a gradual reduction in the holdings does emerge   a policy lapses   a portfolio is a collection of securities   a portion of an investee   a post-issuance review   a posteriori probability   a preferred share promises to pay a given amount   a preferred stock accrues an annual dividend   a premium price is warranted   a priori   a priori probability   a project is funded   a proposal was made for AA   a raft of   a range of asset reorganisation outcome is possible   a range of asset reorganization outcome is possible   a range of market scenarios   a rapidly rising money supply ultimately will increase the amount that people will earn and spend   a rate cut of XX basis points has been factored into the market   a rate of increase last seen in 19XX   a re-formation of corporate groups took place   a reasonable settlement was achieved   a receiver of fixed interest through a swap is said to sell or go short of the spread   a recession is rolling across Latin America   a recession is said to have occurred when GDP falls for at least two consecutive quarters   a recession is technically defined as two consecutive quarters of negative growth   a recession was depression within a depression   a record XXXX contracts change hands on MM DD   a recovery in the dollar was triggered by a collapse in the risk premium   a recovery is on the horizon   a reduction in dividend income should see the net interest deficit rise to XXbn Yen   a reduction in the price level shifts wealth in the population   a registration statement is filed with the Securities and Exchange Commission   a renewed tightening of monetary conditions   a repeat of the significant credit losses is very unlikely   a reputation is a form of a guarantee   a review was made of the estimated useful life   a rise in terms of trade increases welfare   a rise in the price of food would raise the rental rate on land and lower the wage rate   a risk premium could be reflected in the term structure   a round of profit-taking pushed the market back   a scheduled 1$/lb price hike failed to materialise   a seasoned new issue refers to the offering of an additional amount of an already existing security   a second cost-cutting exercise is already underway   a security rated AAA will withstand a depression   a sequence of activities   a series of financial scandals   a series of regional economies   a series of special events   a series of stated installment dates   a set of discount rates corresponding to the timing of each cash flow   a set of hypotheses that are now described as monetarist thought   a sharp reduction in economic leverage is taking place   a short period net hot money outflow may have been considerable   a short sale must be made on an up-tick or on a zero-plus-tick   a shortage of cash   a significant sterling depreciation takes place   a similar pattern will be followed   a simple notification system could replace the current authorisation requirement   a simple notification system could replace the current authorization requirement   a simple regression produces XX% in r-squared value   a single example will convey the situation   a single price prevailed in the two markets   a slew of   a slight recovery after bottoming out   a slow and extended process of rapprochement seems likely   a slowdown is a distinct possibility   a small fraction of the tax is absorbed by producers   a small revaluation moved the economy close to internal and external balance   a small widening of the BTP-Bund spread   a sort of minimonopoly   a sound position in favor of tax-free status exists   a spate of   a sprinkling of   a spurned raider seeks a payment to go away   a stake is very high   a stock declines to a support area   a stock runs up in price   a stock which is bound to go rapidly north   a string of current account deficits can add up to a large foreign debt   a strong output recovery was underway   a stronger yen would hurt exports   a substantial slowing growth is underway   a swap can be terminated by a buy-out   a swap is simply a stream of cash flows   a swap normally matures with the last scheduled payment   a swap window opened in the medium-term maturities   a synergy develops   a tariff by one country will create an incentive for labor migration   a tender panel for the swap will be appointed   a tick is the smallest unit of price for a particular contract   a transaction is financed with debt   a transaction will be initiated   a transfer of risks and rewards occurs   a transfer will raise the relative demand for U.S. goods   a two-speed monetary union was specifically allowed for within the treaty   a typical family spent one-third of its income on food   a union negotiates for higher pay   a useful way to point up sth is by a simple thought experiment   a variable is any item that can be measured and that changes   a variety of bases of capitals   a vein of 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