what word means marketplace desirability?
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Marketplace desirability = DEMAND.\n\nthe rise in demand means more people want that service or product.
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One that buys goods or services. or more informally An individual with whom one must deal.
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Both terms are different ways of saying the same thing...they both mean to "acquire the greatest quality, in the greatest quantity for the least amount of monetary expenditure".  This of course means that there will be a subjective judgment performed by the purchaser as to what quality is acceptable at what price.
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MIscataloged\n\nthere is no exact definition, but to catalog is To classify (a book or publication, for example) according to a categorical system\nand according to the Merriam Webster dictionary miscatalog is in their list of mis words
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it is against their rules, but they don't really detect violators (unless things have changed lately)... my hunch is that gross violators will be stopped, but the occasional, small-time "shill bidder" they don't worry about
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atcually i looked it up and it said that the closest thing to that word was this hy·per·com·pet·i·tive   \n\nhy·per·com·pet·i·tive [hpər kəm péttətiv]\nadj \n showing extreme competition: characterized by extremely intense competition  \n\nEncarta ® World English Dictionary © & (P) 1998-2004 Microsoft Corporation. All rights reserved.
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Without seeing the context, it's hard to say.\n\nBut it could mean an inspection, a pest report, an appraisal--those are all outside vendors, a 3rd party, someone not involved in the buying or selling of the property who would verify something.  So perhaps a pest report needs to be attached or something like that.  Are you working with an agent?  Ask them.  good luck!
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You mean "mercantilism" - now you can Google it or ask your reference librarian for help.
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disbursement\n\nas in you are disbursing cash for something to be purchased
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If you have a strong basic understanding of human motivation (also known as greed), then you are well on your way to understanding economics, trade transactions, and marketing.  In any exchange, or service transaction, each party is trying to get the best deal, or earn something, for themselves.  Sometimes, this goes too far, leading to unethical, unscrupulous or even criminal behavior.  In looking at any scenario, you always have to ask, what is each party trying to get?  What is success from each party's point of view?
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Something expected; a possibility. \nprospects \nChances. \nFinancial expectations, especially of success. \n\nA potential customer, client, or purchaser. \nA candidate deemed likely to succeed. \nThe direction in which an object, such as a building, faces; an outlook. \nSomething presented to the eye; a scene: a pleasant prospect. \nThe act of surveying or examining. \n\nThe location or probable location of a mineral deposit. \nAn actual or probable mineral deposit. \nThe mineral yield obtained by working an ore
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It is self explanatory. Say you buy six apples and there are no more for sale. One may have a bad spot and you ask the person selling them; "You have any better apples" They say; "What you see is what you get". Best I can explain it to you.
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It is capable of different meanings according to the perception of the answerer. Please make your question more specific.
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marketresearch.com has information for sale.
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The business of America, is business.\n\nLet the buyer beware.\n\nA bargain at twice the price.\n\nWife for sale, nothing down, take over payments.
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Latin.\n\nBuyer Be aware, its a marketing and business philosophy typical of the 50 and 60's where the buyer had to take te product "as is" and check all before he buyed, he had no right to reclamation whatsoever, the enterprise philosophy and strategy was to produce a lot... not to attract customers and care about their needs.\n\nIn the other hands, today the philosophy has changed, customer is more informed and enterprises fight for positioning (the place a product occupies in a customer`s mind) so philosophy has also changed, today caveat emptor has transformed into "Caveat venditor" (may the seller be aware, take care of himself) and/or "Cavea Emptorum" (Take care of the customer, be aware of the buyer)
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Ignorant.\nA less harsh word could possibly be unfashionable.