手法

Japanese

Etymology

From Sinitic 手法.

Noun

手法 (hiragana しゅほう, romaji shuhō)

  1. a technique; technical skill
  2. a means of doing something
    • しかし、DCF法を除き、将来収益を現在価値に還元し評価する手法はありません。[1]
      しかし、DCFほうをのぞき、しょうらいしゅうえきをげんざいかちにかんげんしひょうかするしゅほうはありません。
      Shikashi, DCF hō o nozoki, shōrai shūeki o genzai kachi ni kangen shi hyōka suru shuhō wa arimasen.
      However, excluding the DCF method, there is no other means of evaluating future profit converted into current value.

References

  1. ^ 21世紀の不動産市場を創る (Building a Real Estate Market for the 21st Century), 劔持武士 (Takeshi Kenmochi), 2001

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Noun

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手法 (traditional and simplified, Pinyin shǒufǎ)

  1. technique; trick; skill; means (i.e., of literary or artistic expression); gimmick
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