| 词汇 | example_english_seller |
| 释义 | Examples of sellerThese examples are from corpora and from sources on the web. Any opinions in the examples do not represent the opinion of the Cambridge Dictionary editors or of Cambridge University Press or its licensors. What can be sold depends upon sellers, buyers, and what can or cannot be kept out of circulation by censorship, bribes, or force. In every market there are winners, losers, buyers, sellers, and inevitably, beggars who are the downside of all economic systems of production and distribution. Agents holding money are referred to as money traders or buyers, whereas those with production opportunities are referred to as commodity traders or sellers. In real markets buyers and sellers arrive at different points in time. What if sellers actually believed buyers wanted their wares? Furthermore, he cannot benefit from a multiplicity of languages spoken, or check prices asked with car sellers. During a further final phase, the schools hand out the schoolbook order forms to the schoolbook sellers who deliver the books. The bicycle sellers are mostly men (cycling is regarded as ' too tedious ' for women). Under the 1643 ordinance, sellers, guarantors and buyers in land transactions had all faced imprisonment, and the sellers had also faced subsequent exile. Although there are many cricket buyers, the number of sellers far exceeds them in number. Buyers and sellers were asked whether they had these facilities, and whether the buyers have installed them as part of the water purchase. Prices reflect buyers' offers to pay and sellers' offers to accept. Additional transaction costs may occur at the market level, some borne by sellers and some by buyers. The results also show that buyers who have access to alternative water sellers pay lower water prices. We use a sample of 50 water transactions conducted between 36 sellers and 50 buyers. Vegetables are also a highly perishable commodity and therefore sellers are price takers who cannot wait for an upswing in prices. Also, many sellers went to 10 to 25 fairs in the course of a year, and they generally brought large stocks of goods with them. The unit-inventory restriction implies that barter is only possible between sellers. Due to the emergence of auctions, direct contacts between producers and sellers declined and this altered the nature and existence of the spousal cooperation. The activity of brokerage between buyers and sellers, although inevitable in the conduct of trade, enjoyed no particular respectability at least in the seventeenth century. Transaction costs create price bands, increasing prices for buyers and reducing prices for sellers. The results also show that the buyers who have alternative water sellers pay lower water prices. In the tables the percentage of buyers and sellers finding each reason important is reported. Once the break had occurred cash sales dominated, and the bullish column of forward buyers was replaced by forward sellers. The ominous feature which caused concern was the fall in prices, a sudden change from the dominance of buyers to that of sellers. In addition, 68% of sellers and 96% of buyers felt that they were afforded fair prices. Markets are a means of bringing together buyers and sellers for purposes of voluntary exchange. A seller's behaviour can be discriminatory towards different buyers, as follows. Both sellers and buyers have a 'limit price'. In a reverse auction, sellers bid rather than buyers. In a private market, provision activities take place as individual buyers engage in quid pro quo relationships with sellers of goods and services. The payoff on the seller's replicating portfolio is the negative of the buyer's. All orders are initiated against market makers who stand ready to absorb imbalances between buyers and sellers. Lineage obligations, neighbourly relations and class differences were all integrated into the bargaining positions of buyers and sellers of ganyu labour. They are not always newcomers to the trade : mediating between buyers and sellers also presents an opportunity to restart in the business after bankruptcy. The fraternity house ' buyers' ' market, and especially the ' sellers' ' market of bands that served it, were both competitive ones. 133 prices, poor grading, lack of consistent volume of product, competition (side deals between sellers and buyers), and timely payments to growers9,14. Generally sellers irrigate their own plots first using their own irrigation systems, after that the systems are idle. One possible explanation is that the seller's educational level may capture his social status, which may be associated with his bargaining power. Hunters and sellers may be looking at exactly the same cricket as are the merchants and aficionados, but from a very different perspective. Moreover, ratings are open to manipulation by sellers trying to build their reputation. Specifically, the mechanism keeps track of the seller's ' ' goodwill' '. Characteristically, 906% of individualized workers were market or street sellers of produce and prepared food. Hence, as approaches 1, it becomes more difficult to sustain a constrained monetary equilibrium where a seller's net surplus from trade is zero. Eleven women were sellers, of houses, parts of houses, city lots and rural land. If this is the case, it implies that the subsidy has increased more than the seller's price. The seller's price depends among others on the subsidy. None of this implies that sellers or speakers can legitimately force others to buy their products or listen to their opinions, of course. The idea that food sellers spread disease naturally made them an object of suspicion, both for the authorities and the general public. There were two types of public wine sellers. Such systems were as much a gain for the buyers of goods or inputs as it was for the sellers. Because the number of sellers and buyers is relatively small, we did not sample them, but instead tried to interview them all. Our results imply that this conventional view is not necessarily correct; rather that buyers with access to alternative sellers are in a strong position. To capture the impact of bargaining positions we include the characteristics of both water sellers and buyers as determinants of price. To incorporate the bargaining feature, proxies for the bargaining powers of both sellers and buyers must be included, and our matched dataset allows this. Due to significant distances between buyers and sellers as well as increased administrative complexity, 99 per cent of both sellers and buyers used a broker. They therefore do not represent a normal market, where willing buyers and sellers exchange goods at agreed prices. In business, advertising functions as a standard means of linking sellers and buyers of products and services. Electronic marketplaces are electronic versions of traditional marketplaces, representing places where buyers and sellers come together and transact. Maywood employees reported on errant coca sellers or buyers. In this scenario there are a set of buyers and sellers. Indeed, he told his publishers that they were intended to be steady sellers over a long period. The sellers then responded with their sell bids back up the supply chain. When this is the case, all rents are extracted by water sellers, leading to a relatively small change in profit. The interest rate effects (-0.392 and -1.195) reveal that timber sellers make price adjustments in response to real interest rates. Under any of the share farming arrangements the water sellers will have a direct interest in securing a timely supply of water to the buyer. Evidence indicates that most of the sellers were women, often from nearby rural towns and villages. Signals were always being emitted but, as with actors, sellers were sometimes too lazy or self-centred to pick them up. In this work, machines bid for the right to work on workpieces, which act as sellers, by relating an expected time to completion. In this sense, in the first type of interactions sellers face the need to justify the conditions for establishing a buying and selling agreement. Food sellers appear to have been particularly associated with violence in the manuscript. The trade in psychological ideas was a sellers' market, but adjustments had nonetheless proved necessary. Many complementary practitioners, self-appointed nutritionalists and supplement sellers are only too ready to provide advice, treatment or pills. Such claims have little or no empirical foundation, however, as refugees are neither buyers nor sellers of unprocessed coffee beans. 10. In some regions, public authorities also intervened in the way sellers and potential buyers, and landlords and potential tenants, were brought together. Moreover, the fastest changing products are nearly always new introductions or top sellers - both strategically impor tant classes of products. The present order of the world, which divides men into richer and poorer, buyers of labor and sellers of labor, is likely to last forever. If discovered, normally after the transactions had taken place between buyers and sellers, the grains were confiscated by the government to the buyers' cost. The central square was hardly able to contain all the boutiques, commercial houses and sellers that clamored for space. The second tier would be the private market of gold buyers and sellers, and this market would be allowed to reach its own level. In order to capture the impact of bargaining positions, we include as the determinants of price the characteristics of both water sellers and buyers. As the timber sellers want to restore their income levels, the increased price level compensates them for their reduced supply. In this sense, it is not the timber sellers that will lose as a result of the forest conservation act. Since buyers and sellers have diametrically opposed viewpoints, you couldn't find greater heterogeneity of preferences anywhere. We use a sample of 66 households, consisting of 25 sellers and 41 buyers that have complete production records. Obviously, sellers aware of the price level in the east, and selling their water that way, get higher prices. Buyers and sellers were therefore asked to rate all the reasons for buying and selling. Conservation is a direct supply constraint that the timber sellers have to face. The government knows that its formulation of the subsidy with respect to the abatement level will affect the seller's decision on the optimal abatement level. Sales of real estate which recognized the seller's right of redemption were allowed, as were sales specifying a limited period of ownership. The book is a good read with many useful suggestions for individuals and groups, policymakers and administrators, researchers and farmers, sellers and consumers. Cricket sellers, local small farmers, can easily be distinguished by their clothes from the affluent cricket merchants and cricket-fight aficionados from the cities. If trade is over the counter, consumers will mainly rely on trust in the seller's recommendation. In private markets individual investors and sellers meet only occasionally, and information is only able to flow through personal links and networks. The local sellers knew her since she went to the market every day, and usually gave her some bargains. At the end of each episode an auction takes place from which buyers and sellers obtain their utility. Finally, in the classified advertisements markets both buyers and sellers competitively negotiate on a multilateral basis for limited resources. One-day training sessions were organized with drug sellers in all districts except one. While their tasks were different, a necessary symbiotic relationship existed between actors' and sellers' performances. These examples are from corpora and from sources on the web. Any opinions in the examples do not represent the opinion of the Cambridge Dictionary editors or of Cambridge University Press or its licensors. |
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