total debt to equity ratio
[英][ˈtəutəl det tu:ˈekwiti ˈreiʃiəu][美][ˈtotl dɛt tu ˈɛkwɪti ˈreʃo]
[財(cái)]總負(fù)債與權(quán)益比率;
例句:
1.
The decrease in the total debt to equity ratio and the net.
總債務(wù)及凈債務(wù)與股本權(quán)益比率之減少.
2.
Interest expenses paid to a related party in excess of the prescribed debt to equity ratio are not deductible.
不得扣除付給關(guān)聯(lián)方超過規(guī)定負(fù)債比例的利息費(fèi).
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3.
Morningstar's lash looks at avon's debt to ebidta ratio as a measure of leverage,which over the last five years averaged 2.0 times.
晨星公司的拉什為了衡量雅芳的杠桿率,查看了雅芳的債務(wù)與稅息折舊及攤銷前利潤(rùn)之比,這一比率在過去五年的平均值為2.0.
4.
The message the cbo is sending makes sense – a higher debt to income ratio means that it will be harder to invest and harder to obtain credit.
CBO有一個(gè)觀點(diǎn),債務(wù)/GDP比率上升意味著投資和融資的難度加大.
5.
So italy,which has a debt to gdp ratio of 120%,would have half of its debt guaranteed as eurobonds and the rest issued as italian bonds.
所以,對(duì)于債務(wù)占國(guó)內(nèi)生產(chǎn)總值比例高達(dá)120%的意大利,其中一半的債務(wù)將由歐洲債券融資,其余部分將發(fā)行意大利債券.