1.铸币税
2.君权;领主权
3.硬币铸造利差
1.the profit represented by the difference between the value of bullion and the face value of the coins minted from it
2.in former times, a monarch's right to a percentage of the bullion brought to a mint for the minting of coins
3.in former times, a right or privilege claimed by a sovereign or other person of high rank
1.The gap between the printing cost of banknotes and their face value is called seigniorage.
纸币印刷成本与面值之间相差的价值被称为铸币税。
2.Over the years, China in the world currency market is paying more Seigniorage one of the countries.
这么多年来，中国在世界货币市场上，是缴纳铸币税较多的国家之一。
3.This privilege is called seigniorage.
这项特权就叫做铸币税。
4.The collection seigniorage, may further expand the domestic demand, promotes the economical the positive cycle.
征收铸币税，可进一步扩张内需，推动经济的良性循环。
5.But can imagine, the United States from the world currency market gained a total of Seigniorage will be astronomical.
但可以想象，美国从世界货币市场上总计获得的铸币税必是天文数字。
6.Governments that print reserve currencies benefit from extending seigniorage beyond their own borders.
储备货币的发行国获得了其国境之外的铸币税。
7.The interest it earns on its loans and securities is almost pure profit, or " seigniorage , " most of which it remits to the Treasury.
美联储通过发放贷款和有价证券所得利息几乎是纯利，或“货币铸造税”，其中的大部分交给财政部。
8.One way our national debt gets paid off is with the " seigniorage " of our coins.
一种可以让我们的国家摆脱债务的方式就是对我们的货币征收“铸币税”。
9.The history of "seigniorage" goes back to the debasement of the coinage under the Roman emperors.
铸币税的历史可以追溯至罗马帝国时期钱币的重铸。
10.Seigniorage is really a tax on holders of money and government debt which is paid via inflation.
铸币税实际上是通过通胀对货币和国债持有人征收的税收。