Glossary entry (derived from question below)
Danish term or phrase:
Indhandling
English translation:
Selling, trading in
Added to glossary by
Yngve Roennike
Apr 17, 2001 06:53
23 yrs ago
Danish term
Indhandlingstilskud
Danish to English
Bus/Financial
Indhandling = purchase or procurement, or is there a more apt term? Concerns seal fisheries off Greenland and the rural communities' substenance.
Proposed translations
(English)
0 | acquisition subsidy | Eliza-Anna |
0 | Purchasing grant | David Rumsey |
0 | purchase subsidy | John Arce |
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acquisition subsidy
I like both acquisition subsidy and trading subsidy.
3 KudoZ points awarded for this answer.
Comment: "Actually, it is a subsidy in connection with selling (trading in) fish and sealskins, and such, as it turns out."
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Purchasing grant
You are correct that "inhandling" is purchasing (procurement usually appears in business or legal context ). A tilskud is a "grant" or "subsidy". Without more context, this could be a governmental grant issued to the Greenlanders to make purchases, etc.
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purchase subsidy
In this case, I believe they are referring to aid in the form of subsidizing the fisheries/fishermen to purchase equipment or other supplies
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