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41 рыночный рыночн·ый
рыночная конкуренция — market competition / rivalry
рыночная стихия — blind forces of the market, spontaneous market fluctuations
рыночная торговля — market trade, marketing
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42 margin
2) запас (денег, времени, места и т. п.)3) бирж. маржа, разница между ценами, курсами, ставками4) бирж. гарантийный взнос в срочной биржевой сделке5) часть цены акции, вносимая наличными, при покупке за счет кредита брокера7) разница между процентами, выплачиваемыми вкладчикам, и процентом, взимаемым с заемщиков• -
43 conjunctureel
♦voorbeelden:1 problemen van conjuncturele aard • cyclical problems, problems caused by fluctuations in the marketconjunctureel gezien was 1985 … • viewed as a phase in the trade cycle, 1985 was … -
44 exchange
I1. E-comthe main type of business-to-business marketplace. The B2B exchange enables suppliers, buyers, and intermediaries to come together and offer products to each other according to a set of criteria. B2B Web exchanges provide constant price adjustments in line with fluctuations of supply and demand. In E2E or “exchange-to-exchange” e-commerce, buyers and sellers conduct transactions not only within exchanges but also between them.2. Finthe conversion of one type of security for another, for example the exchange of a bond for sharesII1. to trade one currency for another2. to barter
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