English - Turkish
Definition of quotas in English Turkish dictionary
- quantity quotas
- (Politika, Siyaset) miktar kontenjanları
- quota
- kota
Çok taraflı ticaret müzakereleri ithalat kotaları üzerinde şapa oturdu.
-Multilateral trade negotiations ran aground over import quotas.
- firm quotas
- (Ticaret) bağlayıcı fiyat teklifi
- firm quotas
- (Ticaret) fiyat teklifi
- quota
- pay
- quota
- kontenjan
- global quotas
- (Ticaret) global kotalar
- quota
- belirli sayı veya miktar
- quota
- {i} hisse
- quota
- {i} göçmen kontenjanı [amer.]
- quota
- göçmen kontenjanı
- selective quotas
- (Ticaret) selektif kotalar
- tariff rate quotas
- (Ticaret) tarife oranları kotası
Related Terms
English - English
Definition of quotas in English English dictionary
- Specific restrictions or target objectives on the value or volume of trading in specified goods imposed by the governments of the exporting or importing country
- A system of controlling imports, exports or production by specifying a certain limitation
- plural of quota
- Physical restrictions on the amount of goods that can be imported into a particular country or region p 85
- Restrictions on the quantity of foreign goods that can be imported 318
- an advanced option to limit the number of impressions or the number of clicks a banner could receive
- limits on the amount of foreign goods that can be imported
- Under a quota, only a certain amount of the designated merchandise can be entered into a country during a specific time period Under an absolute quota, once the specified amount of merchandise has been entered, no more can be entered until the next opening Under a tariff rate quota, a certain amount may be entered at a reduced rate of duty Once that amount has been entered, a higher rate of duty is charged There are two kinds of Quotas Absolute and Tarrif Rate Quotas explained above Quotas do not apply to NAFTA qualifying products
- A maximum number placed by a nation state on the goods that can he imported into the country in any one period The quota is defined for a particular product category
- Governments set quotas to limit the number of imports that come into the country Any imports in excess of the quota are either not allowed or face heavy taxes
- Limits on imports by class of good, country of origin, or both
- Specify the number of respondents that fall into the categories required (e g so many women, so many men etc ) Interviewers are given quota sheets to show them how many of each type of person are to be interviewed The sample quota profile is a profile of all the individuals that will be interviewed
- quota
- A restriction on the import of something to a specific quantity
- quota
- A prescribed number or percentage that may serve as, for example, a maximum, a minimum, or a goal
- cash quotas
- relation between cash held by the bank and the bank's debts
- increase of quotas
- raising the required amount; raising the permitted maximum
- production quotas
- maximum amount that a factory can produce of a particular product
- quota
- The quantity of goods of a specific type that may be imported without restriction or the imposition of additional duties
- quota
- A quota is the limited number or quantity of something which is officially allowed. The quota of four tickets per person had been reduced to two
- quota
- The quantity of goods of a specific kind that a country will permit to be imported without restriction or imposition of additional duties
- quota
- The proportion or percentage of votes required for a candidate to be elected to the Legislative Assembly
- quota
- A time-measured goal for production or achievement
- quota
- There are several ways to qualify for a green card Certain categories of qualified green card applicants are allowed into the U S in unlimited numbers Certain other categories are restricted by a quota Approximately 400,000 green cards can be issued each year under the quota, with no more than 25,000 going to applicants from any one country (With the exception of Hong Kong, dependent areas have a limit of only 5,000 ) If there are more green card applicants than there are green cards allocated under the quota each year, a backlog is created and applicants must wait their turns It is because of the quota that it can often take years to get a green card
- quota
- A quota is a fixed maximum or minimum proportion of people from a particular group who are allowed to do something, such as come and live in a country or work for the government. The bill would force employers to adopt a quota system when recruiting workers
- quota
- The number of women that a sorority may pledge during formal or informal Recruitment A letter written by an alumna introducing and recommending a potential new member for membership
- quota
- a maximum amount of things allowed, e g a quantity of imports; a country's contribution to the International Monetary Fund
- quota
- {i} maximum quantity, upper limit; limited quantity, restricted amount
- quota
- A limitation on the amount of a good that can be produced or offered for sale domestically or internationally
- quota
- a prescribed number; "all the salesmen met their quota for the month"
- quota
- the number of pledges any chapter may pledge during a specific rush period
- quota
- a restriction on the amount or number of a good that can be imported into the country
- quota
- A proportional part or share; the share or proportion assigned to each in a division
- quota
- a proportional share assigned to each participant
- quota
- In a representative body, the quota is defined as the ratio of the size of the popluation of a group being represented to the ideal ratio The quota represents the ideal number of representatives that that specific group should have
- quota
- a limitation on imports; "the quota for Japanese imports was negotiated"
- quota
- A numerical limitation on the number of applicants, or the number of visas available to be issued to a class or group such as people from a country, area of the world, or job classification Example: there is a yearly Quota of 20,000 immigrant visas that can be issued to applicants born in any one country When the immigrant visa quota is reached, a backlog or queue develops and a cut-off date is set to limit the number of applicants Only applicants with a priority date earlier than the cut-off can apply The cut-off dates are shown in the Visa Bulletin
- quota
- A form of protectionism used to restrict the import of something to a specific quantity. (Sawyer & Sprinkle, International Economics, 2nd Edition , 2003, p 157)
- quota
- The maximum number of fish that can be legally landed in a time period It can apply to the total fishery or an individual fisherman's share under the ITQ system Could also include reference to size of fish
- quota
- An established amount of space allocated to a user on a network for data storage (for file storage, email storage, and Web page storage) A quota allows system resources to be shared efficiently and prevents the host machine from running out of disk space
- quota
- The limit on the number of students which the University will accept into a programme, a unit, or the University as a whole
- quota
- (1) A share, proportion, or part of a total (2) The number of persons or things permitted to enter a country (3) The amount of funds which a member of the International Monetary Fund (IMF) is required to contribute It determines the voting rights of a member and the sum of IMF funds that a member may draw upon to stabilize its currency and to meet balance-of-payments obligations
- quota
- the number of votes a candidate must receive before they are elected to the Senate, which is calculated by dividing the total number of ballot papers by one more than the number of Senators to be elected and adding one to the result a figure based on population which determines how many members a state or territory is entitled to have in the House of Representatives a figure which provides an indication of the average number of voters who should be on a division's electoral roll for the purpose of returning a Member to the House of Representatives
- quota
- Someone's quota of something is their expected or deserved share of it. They have the usual quota of human weaknesses, no doubt. = share. In international trade, a government-imposed limit on the quantity of goods and services that may be exported or imported over a specified period of time. Quotas are more effective than tariffs in restricting trade, since they limit the availability of goods rather than simply increasing their price. By limiting foreign goods, a quota aims to allow domestic goods to compete more successfully, though the price of the goods may also rise. Quotas restricting trade were first imposed on a large scale during World War I. In the 1920s, quotas were progressively abolished and replaced by tariffs, but their use was revived in the wave of protectionism set off by the Great Depression. After World War II, the western European countries began a gradual dismantling of quantitative import restrictions, but the U.S. was slower to discard them. See also free trade; GATT
- quota
- a proportional share assigned to each participant a prescribed number; "all the salesmen met their quota for the month
- quota
- a limitation on imports; "the quota for Japanese imports was negotiated" a proportional share assigned to each participant a prescribed number; "all the salesmen met their quota for the month
- quota
- 1 The maximum number allowed 2 A target number to be achieved, as a sales quota
- quota
- a quota specifies the maximum amount of a good that is permitted into the country from abroad per unit of time
- quota
- an upper limit on the quantity of a good that may be imported or sold (chapter 18)
- quota
- A limit, mandatory or "voluntary," set on the import of a product
- quota
- The maximum number of fish that can be legally landed in a time period It can apply to the total fishery or an individual fisherman's share under an ITQ system Could also include reference to size of fish
- quota
- The quantity of goods of a specific kind that a country permits to be imported without restriction or imposition of additional duties
- quota
- System used to equalize, in general, the number of members in each campus group It means the number of women who may be offered bids in the recruitment process by each group The quota is set by the College Panhellenic and depends on the number of potential members and sororities on a particular campus
- quota
- A number of fish allocated for harvest to a particular fishing group or area
Related Terms
quotas
Turkish pronunciation
kwōtızPronunciation
/ˈkwōtəz/ /ˈkwoʊtəz/
Etymology
[ 'kwO-t& ] (noun.) 1618. Medieval Latin, from Latin quota pars how great a part.Resimler
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