goodwill

  • 81Goodwill — ⇡ Firmenwert, ⇡ Praxiswert …

    Lexikon der Economics

  • 82goodwill — n. benevolence, kindliness; ready willingness; intangible assets of a company (including a company s reputation, employee morale, etc.) …

    English contemporary dictionary

  • 83goodwill — noun 1》 friendly or helpful feelings or attitude. 2》 the established reputation of a business regarded as a quantifiable asset …

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  • 84goodwill — noun Syn: kindness, compassion, goodness, benevolence, consideration, charity, decency, neighbourliness Ant: hostility …

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  • 85goodwill — good′will′ or good′ will′ n. 1) friendly disposition; kindly regard; benevolence 2) cheerful acquiescence or consent 3) bus an intangible, salable asset arising from the reputation of a business and its relations with its customers • Etymology:… …

    From formal English to slang

  • 86goodwill — s ( en) EKON gott anseende, det immateriella värde som ett företags namn representerar där rykte, varumärke och kundkrets ingår; kan uttryckas som skillnaden mellan företagets verkliga värde och …

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  • 87Goodwill — Good|will [ gʊt vɪl ], der; [s] <englisch> (Ansehen; Wohlwollen, freundliche Gesinnung; Firmen , Geschäftswert) …

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  • 88goodwill —  n.m. Écon. Fonds de commerce …

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  • 89goodwill — n. 1 kindly feeling. 2 the established reputation of a business etc. as enhancing its value. 3 cheerful consent or acquiescence; readiness, zeal …

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  • 90purchased goodwill — Goodwill acquired when an entity is purchased as opposed to that which has been internally generated. Positive goodwill arises where the purchase cost exceeds the aggregate fair values of the identifiable assets and liabilities. More details are… …

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