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Search: Office for Harmonization of the Internal Market (Intra EU trademarks office) : FOUND!!! ...the processes that produced them is negotiated in a way which resembles a stock exchange, a democracy and a family quarrell depending on how you look at it

...rs, wholesalers, retailers, NGOs, consumerism activists, public registers, stock exchanges and consumers themselves. ...nvironmental information system halted because a competitor beat me to the market. As the competitor had more economical resources and a stronger workforce,

A '''life exchange''' is like a [[stock exchange]] in that buying 'shares' in it is accepting some risk to some lif ...e (lever) instruments (mmm... sell futures that is I think) on wicked evil stock portfolio X is an interesting idea, that's crossed my mind. That would yiel

come to a market where someone holds an monopoly? Does an [[Oligopoly]] situation exist in the market of some [[product group]]? This is important </td><td>

= International Market Research = ...ng'' research is concerned specifically about marketing processes, while ''market'' research is concerned specifically with markets. ( Wikipedia )

...or [[w:Service (economics)|services]] to a new '''[[w:target market|target market]]''' and distributing them there. ( Wikipedia ) :'''''Some of the most common market entry strategies are''''':

...ooling would lead to poor economic performance for the factory and lowered stock value. <br/> ...and think that a slogan like "We Built The First Bluetooth Car" and their stock value in the year 2103 have no relationship to each other. :( <br/>

...really use, and more important, what retailers will use to decide what to stock on their shelves. I can think of retailers who would have nothing less tha ...ctional capital]] - the [[prediction market]] does a better job, a [[proxy market]] for votes can enhance but not replace it. There is also no [[social cont

* In '''[[w:market]]s''' ( [[w:fi:Markkinat (taloustiede)]] ) '''[[w:demand]]''' and '''[[w:su ...qual to the amount of goods or services produced by sellers. ( Wikipedia ) Market equilibrium is where the [[w:demand curve]] and the supply curve intersect.

...a company to obtain purchased goods and services, including [[w:Inventory|stock]]. ( Wikipedia ) ...l sourcing]]''' is the practice of [[w:sourcing|sourcing]] from the global market for goods and services across [[w:geopolitical|geopolitical]] boundaries. G

...- [[w:Duty (economics)|Duties]] and [[w:tariffs]] or in case of [[w:single-market]] or [[w:free trade area]] no need * '''[[w:Inventory|Inventory]]''' or stock refers to the goods and materials that a business holds for the ultimate pu

...omics]]. [[w:commodity exhange|Commodity exhange]]s and [[w:stock exchange|stock exchange]]s were not differentiated at that time ...od of another (!) is directly opposed to the idea of any kind of commodity market. We should think in terms of the [[service economy]] and imagine a world o

...a '''[[w:marketing strategy]]''' that involves dividing a broad [[w:target market]] into subsets of [[w:consumers]] who have common needs (and/or common desi ...marketers try to create an image or identity in the minds of their target market for its [[w:product (businesss)|product]], [[w:brand|brand]], or organizati

...p one could consider throwing in the [[ultra-capitalist]] concept of [[The Stock and Currency Exchange of The Planet]] that would naturally run 24/7 unless ...telseisthere have different traditions like chinese would want to play the market on [[w:July 4|July 4]] and vice-versa so there it goes. It just could prove

...h of the investments are speculative that is they are looking for gains in stock value and not dividents from actual profit done by companies. The obsolete saying that stock value in [[stock market]]s is determined by future profit expectations is totally false. If you loo

# bursë, -a, -a == une bourse == this word means both, like in French, a stock exchange and a study grant for undergraduates # konkurrencë == en konkurrens == competition (market)