The term material size designates a settled nominal value in the economic science. Different definitions within the ranges political economy and financing exist.
In the political economy a material size designates one around the price history settled variable. Examples of material sizes are:
In the financing teachings the material size, similarly as in the VWL, designates a settled value. This is in particular with obligations of interest. For example the interest charges are indicated of loans as interest charges of the nominal value (usually 100 monetary units), i.e. that the annual interest payment does not depend on the actual issue price or buying rate, but of the nominal value confirmed by a document in the document (one speaks also here of the nominal interest rate). The issue price or buying rate can deviate however partial strongly from the nominal value (extreme case zero-coupon loan or Zero bond, without interest charges) which affects the actual, or material interest charges over the running time. One speaks also of the effective interest or the net yield. In the reverse case, the admission of a loan, the agreement of a Disagios (also Damnum) can affect the material interest charges.
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