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Posted by: Nazaret Álvarez

Title: Glosario Financiero Inglés>Español

Source language(s): eng

Target language(s): esl

Source: Housebanc

Keywords: financial, accounting, business, taxation, economics



Comments:

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Más de mil términos y expresiones inglesas que se usan corrientemente en publicaciones económicas y financier... See more
A new GlossPost URL has been entered.

Posted by: Nazaret Álvarez

Title: Glosario Financiero Inglés>Español

Source language(s): eng

Target language(s): esl

Source: Housebanc

Keywords: financial, accounting, business, taxation, economics



Comments:

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Más de mil términos y expresiones inglesas que se usan corrientemente en publicaciones económicas y financieras.



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URL: http://www.housebanc.com/glosario_de_terminos_financieros.htm

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GlossPost: Glosario Financiero Inglés>Español (eng > esl)






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