| 词汇 | open-market |
| 释义 | open market noun[ S ] uk /ˌəʊ.pən ˈmɑː.kɪt/ us /ˌoʊ.pən ˈmɑːr.kɪt/ a situation in which companies can trade freely without limits, and prices are changed according to the number of goods and how many people are buying them: 公开市场;自由市场 In the meantime, the stock will continue to trade on the open market.与此同时，股票将继续在公开市场上交易。 Business - general words addressable addressable market Age of Exploration amortizable anti-commercial contestable contract in/out contract something out contractual contractually importation in business initial public offering IPO lean time-and-motion study trade secret transact triple play uberization open market | American Dictionaryopen market noun[ C/U ] us/ˈoʊ·pən ˈmɑr·kɪt/ a trading situation in which anyone can be involved and prices are not controlled: New apartments will be built and sold on the open market to those who can afford them. open market | Business Englishopen market noun[ S ] ECONOMICSukus an economic system where there are no rules about how much of something people can buy and sell: The EU is meant to be an open market, with no restrictions on purchases and sales within its borders. FINANCE a situation in which a country's central bank buys and sells in a financial market to increase or reduce the money supply(= the amount of money in an economy): When a central bank conducts open market operations, conditions in the financial sector could be affected. Examples of open marketopen market The openmarket was a case in point. Perhaps firms could reduce their reliance on bank loans by turning increasingly to the openmarket for credit through the flotation of marketable bonds. In addition, they can be jammed, overloaded, or spoofed, often by cheap devices freely available on the openmarket. The fifth fund, however, is not representative of investment opportunities available on the openmarket. One white respondent claimed that the government pumps in money in order to compensate for the negative effects of the openmarket. Openmarket operations affect, then, the distribution of money and consumption expenditures across households. The openmarket remained important, not despite the proliferation of network relationships, but because of it. In the openmarket, they can sell their grain either to private traders or the government. Everything was done 'quietly and privately', and at no stage were the debentures placed on the openmarket. Early design collaboration could not be allowed to prevent openmarket selection. Because of this, some rich people turn to the openmarket where they can buy grain of their choice at a higher price. End-to-end service management and resource provisioning across multi-vendor heterogeneous environment is now mission critical for carriers in the competitive openmarket for network services. Prices in the vegetable trade are notoriously volatile in a relatively openmarket. The openmarket street links a symmetrically structured caravanserai and an identically structured court. In addition, prices for rice and cotton on the openmarket were two to five times higher than official project prices.#! See all examples of open market 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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