Apr 22, 2007 14:56
17 yrs ago
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English term
Poland
political goodwill
English
Bus/Financial
Business/Commerce (general)
For publicly traded firms, the stock price represents how investors value both current and future earnings.
For public agencies, privately held firms, and nonprofits, external value is harder to specify but still measurable via bond ratings, donations levels, and ***political goodwill***.
For public agencies, privately held firms, and nonprofits, external value is harder to specify but still measurable via bond ratings, donations levels, and ***political goodwill***.
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David Knowles
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Specialist in Civil Law & Contracts
Native in: English 
Works in: Russian to English, English, Ukrainian to English
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favourable comments by public figures (esp. politicians)
It's not totally clear what's meant here!
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willingness to do favour/act constructively on the side of politicians
what else could it be?
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if the public's general impression is a positive one
this is unclear - sounds like notes to oneself
investors are the general public
so I would say it means if the public's general impression is a positive one (it has not been blacklisted because it is corrupt, a known polluter, if the CEO is not in prison, etcetera)
investors are the general public
so I would say it means if the public's general impression is a positive one (it has not been blacklisted because it is corrupt, a known polluter, if the CEO is not in prison, etcetera)
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ErichEko ⟹⭐
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internal statements/sayings/policy to the effect of willingness to share information
It's hard to value these organizations (public agencies, private firms, etc.) if there is no willingness in their part to share information.
So, "political goodwill" here refers to, IMO, implicit/explicit policies of the organizations in regards with sharing information. If they do not imply goodwill (reflected in vision/mission statement, declared policies, or leader statement/saying) to share info, we can only make wild guess how their values are.
So, "political goodwill" here refers to, IMO, implicit/explicit policies of the organizations in regards with sharing information. If they do not imply goodwill (reflected in vision/mission statement, declared policies, or leader statement/saying) to share info, we can only make wild guess how their values are.
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