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Meanings of economic loss in English

Spanish
pérdida
Catalan
pèrdua

Negative difference between revenues and costs.

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pérdida
Usage of economic loss in English
1
Introduction: Bovine mastitis is a frequent cause of economic loss in dairy herds.
Pubmed
2
The EU would take measures that match the economic loss suffered by the EU.
Radio NZ
3
Trinh is charged with six counts of contamination of goods to cause economic loss.
News.com.au
4
The Korean aquaculture industry experienced an economic loss caused by the high infectivity and mortality.
Pubmed
5
A depressing prospect for the people affected and a huge economic loss to the nation.
The Irish Times
6
They suffer no perceptible economic loss by the departure of half-a-dozen men from the district.
The National Being: Some Thoughts on an Irish Polity
7
The Swedish government has announced public funding to help offset the economic loss from its closure.
Reuters
8
BP's appeal seeks to stop so-called business economic loss payouts while an independent inquiry is launched.
Reuters
9
Tobacco injures the general health of the public through the economic loss caused by its consumption.
Scientific American Supplement, No. 711, August 17, 1889
10
It paints a grim picture of economic loss.
Reuters
11
The direct economic loss amounts to 14.57 billion yuan, state media said.
Radio NZ
12
The quake caused 185 deaths, thousands of injuries and billions of dollars in damage and economic loss.
Radio NZ
13
It affects livestock, especially for sheep and cattle, causing major economic loss due to morbidity and mortality.
Pubmed
14
There is a an amount of economic loss that is estimated on the basis of business activity.
The new yorker
15
Influenza A virus is a single-stranded RNA virus that can cause great mortality and economic loss worldwide.
Pubmed
16
Police have charged her with seven counts of contamination of goods with intent to cause economic loss.
Radio NZ
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Translations for economic loss
Catalan
pèrdua
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