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domestic adj
form or in one's own country
duopoly n
a situation in which two companies own all or nearly all of the market for a given product or service. n.
endorse v
to appear in public, saying that you use and like a particular product. v.
endorsement n
the statement of a famous person made in an advertisement saying that they use an like a product. n
equilibrium n
the state in which market supply and demand balance each other an prices becoms stable. n.
event n
an organized coccasion at whicht people gather together to watch or take part in something
exchange market intervention n
the purchase an sale of a country's currency on the exchange market in order to influence its price n
exchange rate n
the value of one country's currency expressed in another country's currency
exhibit n,v
(to show) something ineresting in a public place where peopel can go and look n,v
exhibition n
a public show of interesting things for people to go and see n
explicit cost n
a direct expense that business incurs in conducting an activity
exports n
commodities produced in one country are shipped to another country for sale or trade n
externalities n
a consequence of an industrial or commercial activity that affects other parties without this being reflected in the cost n
factor market n
a place where labour, capital and resources are purchased and sold n
factors of production n
various resources such as labour, capital, and resources which contribute to the production of a product or service
fair n
an event at which people who work in a particular industry meet, show and sell their products n
feasibility n
the changes that something has of being achievd. n
feedback n
information or statement of opinion how successful or useful something is n
fiat money n
currency that has benn declared as legal tender, despite the fact that it has no intrinsic value and is not backed by reserves. n
financiel intermediary n
an orginization that offers loans, sells financial products etc. n
firm n
a business organization n
fixed exchange rate
an exchange rate under which a government or central bank ties an official exchange rate to another country's currency, or to gold
floating exchange rate n
an exchange rate where the currency is set by the foreign-exchange market througt supply and demand
flyer n
a small sheet of paper advertising something n
forecast n,v
(to make) projections about future performance n
foreign exchange market
also Forex n
markets in which participants are able to buy, sell, exchange an speculate or currencies n
foreign exchange reserves n
deposits of a currency for another country hold by central bank n
free trade n
the unrestricted purchase an sale of goods an services between countries n
free rider n
a party that enjoys the benefits of society, but contributes little or nothing to the effort. n
gap in the market
(also merket gap) n
an opportunity for a product or service that is not yet available n
giveaway
(freebie)
something that is provided to a customer without payment. n
group v,n
(to create) a set of people or things that are considered as a unit because they are similar im some way n,v
hoarding
(AE billboard) n
a large sign used for advertising
household n
all of the people who live under one roof an who meke joint financiel decisions or are subjeckt to others making decisions for them n
hype n,v
(to make) an attempt to make people think something in good or important by talking about it a lot in the media n,v
imperfect competition n
a situation in which there is little or no competition in the market. n
import n, v
(to make available) a good or service brought into one country form another. n,v
income distribution n
the division of national income among households, social classes, or factors of production. n
individual choice n
the decision by an individual of what to do or not to do. n
inferior good n
a type of good for which demand declines as income or GDP increases. n
