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noun
financial power, financial means, wealth

noun
producer goods, producer's goods
See also:消費財

adverbial noun, noun (temporal)
any and every thing, altogether, lock, stock, and barrel, the whole shooting match, the whole kit and caboodle, without reserve
Other readings:
一切合財【いっさいがっさい】

noun
a fortune
Other readings:
一財産【ひとざいさん】
ひと財産【ひとざいさん】

noun
inferior goods (i.e. goods for which demand decreases when consumer's income increases)

noun
household belongings, household possession, furniture and household goods, goods and chattels, home furnishings, household goods, traps

noun
fundamental property, principal, endowment, permanent property

noun
Minister for Economics and Finance(abbreviation)

noun
public goods (i.e. goods or services such as lighthouses, military installations, etc., which are provided by government)
See also:集合財

noun
asset formation(abbreviation)

noun
property ward, special local public body which has its own property, etc. and bears the expenses for it

ざいさん
zaisanwokuitsubusu
expression, Godan-su verb
to run through one's fortune (in idleness)
Other readings:
財産を食い潰す【ざいさんをくいつぶす】

noun
final goods, final commodity, end product(economics term)
See also:中間財

noun
treasurer, treasury minister, finance minister(abbreviation)

noun
financial aid, financial assistance, financial help, financial support

noun
fiscal policy
Other readings:
財政々策【ざいせいせいさく】

ざいせいちょうせいききん
zaiseichouseikikin
noun
financial adjustment monies, public finance adjustment reserve funds stipulated in the Local Finance Act

expression, noun
fiscal cliff (e.g. potential 2013 US financial crisis), fiscal precipice

noun
money management technique, zaitech

noun
Fiscal Investment and Loan Program, FILP(abbreviation)

noun
1.
purse, money bag, wallet(obscure)
2.
wealth, money possessed(obscure)
Other readings:
財囊【ざいのう】

noun
property
Other readings:
財物【ざいもつ】

さいひも
saifunohimowoshimeru
expression, Ichidan verb
to tighten the purse strings, to tighten one's belt
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