depreciation
मूल्यह्रास
definition
noun
The former is intended to compensate the host railway for depreciation of the fixed assets associated with use by other railways.
a reduction in the value of an asset with the passage of time, due in particular to wear and tear.
translation of 'depreciation'
ह्रास,
घिसावट,
मान गिरना,
अवक्षय,
मूल्य-ह्रास
noun
मूल्य कम करना,
विमूल्यन,
मरम्मत के लिये छूट
example
It also ignores non-cash items such as 'depreciation' of assets and the amortisation of acquisitions.
a currency 'depreciation'
The former is intended to compensate the host railway for 'depreciation' of the fixed assets associated with use by other railways.
'depreciation' leads to losses for non-dollar-based investors
If one country has higher inflation than its trading partners, its currency band should be lowered to facilitate a gradual 'depreciation' of its currency.
provision should be made for 'depreciation' of fixed assets
'depreciation' leads to losses for non-dollar based investors
a currency 'depreciation'
It was inevitable that runaway property inflation would come to a halt but few anticipated asset 'depreciation' in the housing market.
Consequently the capital service flow, or 'depreciation' of the asset, cannot be readily determined with any precision.
Many people have asked me exactly where I stand on currency 'depreciation' .
In computing tax due on business profits, the trader is not given any allowance for 'depreciation' of business assets.
Fixed exchange rates provided a source of constancy, and governments were no longer allowed to use competitive 'depreciations' to promote exports.
Initial stock market turmoil, currency 'depreciations' , and oil price fluctuations are serious, but will probably stabilise in due course.
Major negative influences were the continuous rise in the trade deficit and declining net investment, mainly due to the continuous rise in 'depreciations' .
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