What is Market

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The set of offers and searches for a product or service in a particular sector. It’s the place where offer and demand get together. Learn more in: Marketing and Marketing Plan for Information Services

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A regular gathering of people for the purchase and sale of provisions, as well as other commodities. Learn more in: Cultural Impact on Global Trade

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The people who might want to buy something, or a part of the world where something is sold. An event or occasion usually held at regular intervals, at which people meet for the purpose of buying and selling merchandise. Learn more in: Intra-Entrepreneurship as a Business-Renewal Strategy: A Study in Auto Parts Companies in Colombia

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A mechanism that allows buyers and sellers to strike an agreement on price and quantity traded. Learn more in: Introduction to the Economics of Animal and Plant Biosecurity

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Place in which economic agents exchange goods for a monetary unit or for other. Learn more in: Collaboration: The Path to SME Performance Increase – A Case Study in a Portuguese Wine Region

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From the business perspective market means a group of individuals or organizations that make up the pool of actual and potential customers for their goods and services, distributed for different categories: geographic, demographic or socioeconomic, psychographic, behavioural or sectoral. Learn more in: The Douro Demarcated Region: The Relevance of Tourism in the Internationalization Strategies of Companies

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The set of offers and searches for a product or service in a particular sector. It’s the place where offer and demand get together. Learn more in: Fab Labs and Makerspaces for Learning and Innovation: The Case of Arhte Program in Brazil

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A location where the buyers and sellers meet to exchange the goods and services at prices determined by the forces of demand and supply. Learn more in: Market for Plant-Based Meat Alternatives

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The environment where purchase and sale decisions that allow buyers and sellers to meet is called market. Learn more in: Market Structure of the Banking Sector and the Turkish Banking Sector

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Potential customers for a product. Learn more in: Strategic Marketing for Social Enterprises: Nexus of the Two Domains

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A market is a systems or institutions whereby parties engage in exchange of products (goods and services) or factors (labor and capital); are places in which exchanges are carried, including the selling process, relative prices, liquidity, government regulation, taxes, and others. Learn more in: Innovation Management in Research and Development Projects: Key Performance Factors Oriented to Industrialization of Results and Market

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The mechanism coordinating the behavior of entitles who offers their products or services and buyers in the process of exchanging it. Learn more in: Steps to Success: Competitive Advantage of Modern Enterprises in Poland

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Central to the process. Can be public (fruit market, car auction) and private (supply chain financing, bonds). Learn more in: Blockchain as a Disruptive Technology: Architecture, Business Scenarios, and Future Trends

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Capitalization: Is the market value of a stock, an investment, or currency. This figure is calculated by taking the unit price and multiplying it by the total number of units outstanding. A higher market capitalization indicates a larger store of wealth. Learn more in: A Maturity Model for Understanding and Evaluating Digital Money

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A place where consumers and producers interact based on a price for a specific good. Learn more in: The Circular Agriculture Products During COVID-19: A Portuguese Analysis