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of imposing height; especially standing above others; above budget (as in soaring costs)
of imposing height; especially standing above others; above budget (as in soaring costs)
An organisation's expected sales of a product in a given market for a specified period, the share of the total market that a firm can reasonably expect to attain in a given time, see market potential.
An organisation's expected sales of a product in a given market for a specified period, the share of the total market that a firm can reasonably expect to attain in a given time, see market potential.
To refuse to do business with an organization or nation, as when the Soviet Union boycotted the 1984 Olympic Games in Los Angeles. Also refers to a refusal to buy or sell something, as when, say, consumers are urged by an interest group to boycott a ...
To refuse to do business with an organization or nation, as when the Soviet Union boycotted the 1984 Olympic Games in Los Angeles. Also refers to a refusal to buy or sell something, as when, say, consumers are urged by an interest group to boycott a ...
When a portion of a country's debt obligations are offset by exports of domestic products. In a debt for export swap arrangement a creditor bank exports the debtor country's agricultural, mining or manufactured products. A portion of the foreign exchange thus ...
When a portion of a country's debt obligations are offset by exports of domestic products. In a debt for export swap arrangement a creditor bank exports the debtor country's agricultural, mining or manufactured products. A portion of the foreign exchange thus ...
When one management team (one firm) takes over the control of another, against the will of the second firm.
When one management team (one firm) takes over the control of another, against the will of the second firm.
Any of a variety of ideologies sharing the fundamental belief that the state and all similar forms of governmental authority are unjustified and oppressive and illegitimate and therefore ought to be abolished, with future social and economic cooperation to be ...
Any of a variety of ideologies sharing the fundamental belief that the state and all similar forms of governmental authority are unjustified and oppressive and illegitimate and therefore ought to be abolished, with future social and economic cooperation to be ...
An alteration or addition to a document. Although over 6,000 constitutional amendments to the US Constitution have been proposed in Congress, only 27 have been adopted, the most recent having been ratified in 1992. According to the Constitution, there are ...
An alteration or addition to a document. Although over 6,000 constitutional amendments to the US Constitution have been proposed in Congress, only 27 have been adopted, the most recent having been ratified in 1992. According to the Constitution, there are ...
Identifying the place in the market or the mind of the consumer which the company or product wishes to occupy.
Identifying the place in the market or the mind of the consumer which the company or product wishes to occupy.
A number of people or things grouped together; a group of people that are linked together because of certain things held in common, such as occupation, social status, economic background: Ruling class, middle class, working class, etc.
A number of people or things grouped together; a group of people that are linked together because of certain things held in common, such as occupation, social status, economic background: Ruling class, middle class, working class, etc.
A clause in some loans allowing the borrower to pay off the debt prior to its due date without incurring a penalty. This is an advantage for a borrower when interest rates are falling, since he/she can pay off the existing loan and then refinance at a more ...
A clause in some loans allowing the borrower to pay off the debt prior to its due date without incurring a penalty. This is an advantage for a borrower when interest rates are falling, since he/she can pay off the existing loan and then refinance at a more ...