what is a market constraint?
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In surveys of micro and small enterprises throughout the world, the enterprises consistently identify "the market constraint" as a principal factor inhibiting their growth. The market constraint is identified in the surveys as "highly competitive markets" for undifferentiated products, "too few customers", "low margins/profitability".
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It's when a funds will pay the broker for “shelf-space” to build distribution and fund advertising for the fund.\n\nThink of a broker, AIG for example, as a big supermarket.  A decade ago, when the first of today’s mutual fund supermarkets came into existence, it was a transforming moment for the industry. No longer did investors pay their own commissions or transaction costs when they shopped there. Rather, the managers whose funds were effectively listed for sale would pay for what came to be known as “shelf space.”
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A centralized market in which the shares of public corporations are traded.\nMarkets may be structured in several forms. Dealer or auction markets. This depends on how the market was created.
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State & market demand too!\n\nhttp://www.total-knowledge.com/~willyblues/
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oligopoly\n\nfirst, you must have market shares to tell if an industry has an oligopoly market structure.\n\nan oligopoly market exhibits many sellers but is concentrated on only a few sellers. market shares matter because these few firms control majority of the entire market.
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Good question. My guess is inventory. You have to spend money to obtain it (cost of goods), and you "sell" it for a profit (fees).
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It means that the stocks trade in the "pink sheet" market.  This is an over-the-counter stock market for very small-cap, thinly traded stocks.  Sometimes, when a stock can no longer meet the listing requirements for Nasdaq because of low market cap or low stock price, the stock is delisted and trades in the pink sheet market.
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cost\nsaturated market
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demand.\n\nok, the price that can be set for a product and the amont of profit that can be made is automatically set by the relationship between how many people want it and how much there is of the product. if demand is high and the suply is low the price will rise and if demand is low and the suply is high the price will fall. stablity is achived when the two are balanced.
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A foreign key (constraint) is one that provides links to related data in different tables in order to provide referential integrity.  This means that the database will not allow for data to be updated or removed from one table in which other tables rely on that information being present.\n\nDetermining foreign keys during conceptual modeling stages is somewhat confusing.  Usually definining the entities and relationships is part of the "conceptual" stage.\n\nThe "logical modeling" stage is where primary keys are defined and foreign key constraints are identified.
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A barrier to entry is an important consideration when creating any business plan.  You must consider how you will enter into a market and if it is feasible.  If the barriers to entry are too high, then you are entering a monopolistic or oligopolistic market.  If barriers to entry are too low, then you are entering into a saturated market or a market which will become saturated.  \n\nFurthermore, if barriers to entry are low you need a larger degree of differentiation to retain a competetive advantage.  Barriers to entry can determine how much resources you will need to allocate to marketing to remain competetive.\n\nBarriers to entry are not only governmental regulations, they can be competitition, high amount of capital needed to enter into market, etc.  Market saturation I feel is an effect of low barriers to entry, but others will tell you that it is a barrier to entry (both perspectives are true).
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No, free market implies no restrictions.  Minimum wage is an artificial control over the economy.  It helps to increase the utility of the workers.
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That is a broad question but perhaps it means what market a certain item/product can be classified as?  That's my self-explanatory answer.
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Wiki usually does a good job on explaining...\nhttp://www.ask.com/web?q=%20commodity%20markets
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If there is demand, there will be supply. They work side by side. One cannot exist without the other. As one increases or decreases, so will the other. Not always at the same rate of increase or decrease. This rule determines cost of production & selling price. On a simple grid, using a X & Y axis; where they cross is the selling price.
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The biggest problem is Price fixing.  Naturally when two or more companies are competing for business this competition will drive down prices for their product or service.  This benefits the consumer.  If there is collusion between these companies they can set the prices without regard to competition.
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Backgrounds, Objectives, Scope, Constraints, Assumptions, Restraints