Commerce → Market
Description
Market is a term used to describe concepts such as:
- Market (economics), system in which parties engage in transactions according to supply and demand
- Market economy
- Marketplace, a physical marketplace or public market
- Marketing, the act of satisfying and retaining customers
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Organizations relating to Market
Branded Content Marketing Association / London, UK / Est. 2003
European Marketing Academy / Brussels, Belgium / Est. 1975
Adjudicating Committee for the Nordic Council's Literature Prize / Reykjavik, Iceland / Est. 1961
Commission internationale de marketing / Est. 1971
Initiative for a Competitive Online Marketplace
Arab Banking Corporation / Manama, Bahrain / Est. 1980
Eastern Caribbean Telecommunications Authority / Castries, St Lucia
World Marketing Summit / Est. 2010
Institute of Marketing and Management / Delhi, India / Est. 1968
Freedom House / Washington DC, USA / Est. 1941
Jarl Hjalmarson Foundation / Stockholm, Sweden / Est. 1994
All-Russia Market Research Institute / Moscow, Russia / Est. 1947
Central and Eastern European Regional Network / Prague, Czechia / Est. 1998
European Marketing Research Centre, Brussels / Brussels, Belgium / Est. 1992
Swiss Investment Fund for Emerging Markets / Bern, Switzerland / Est. 2005
Knowledge Commercialisation Australasia / Adelaide SA, Australia
Sweets Global Network / Munich, Germany
Federación Latinoamericana de Marketing / Caracas, Venezuela
Organization for International Economic Cooperation / Est. 1991
World Marketing Association / Est. 1996
Gulf Marketing Association
World Marketing Contact Group / Est. 1975
Nordic Association for Market Management
Asia Oceania E-Business Marketplace Alliance / Est. 1993
Pan-American Confederation of Commercial Travellers
Assistance for Economic Restructuring in the Countries of Central and Eastern Europe / Brussels, Belgium / Est. 1989
Ligue internationale de la représentation commerciale / Est. 1947
Fédération européenne du marché de l'art / Paris, France / Est. 1973
European Marketing Council / Est. 1967
Instituto Latinoamericano de Mercadeo Agricola / Est. 1963
ICOM International Committee for Marketing and Public Relations / Chicago IL, USA
Programa Latinoamericano del Carbono / Caracas, Venezuela / Est. 1999
International Academy of Emerging Markets / New York NY, USA
Free Market Foundation / Johannesburg, South Africa / Est. 1976
International Academy of Marketing and Management / Moscow, Russia / Est. 1992
Japan Academy for Asian Market Economies / Osaka, Japan / Est. 1997
Southern African Marketing Research Association / Randburg, South Africa / Est. 1963
Memorandum of Agreement Relating to the Production and Marketing of Wheat / Est. 1942
Agreement for the Stabilization of Raisin - Sultanas Marketing / Est. 1964
International Code of Marketing of Breast-milk Substitutes / Est. 1981
Agreement for the Stabilization of Raisin - Sultanas Markets / Est. 1963
Latin American Association of International Marketing Companies
Association of International Marketing / London, UK / Est. 1983
Euro-American Marketing Council
International Sports Marketing Association
European Alternative Marketing Verband / Osnabrück, Germany / Est. 1978
Ligue de commercialisation des aliments agricoles pour le Proche-Orient et l'Afrique du Nord
International Council on Marketing Practice
Club Bucuresti / Milan, Italy / Est. 1972
International Marketing Institute / Chestnut Hill MA, USA / Est. 1960
View all profiles (348 total) in the Yearbook of International Organizations
World Problems relating to Market
From the Encyclopedia of World Problems and Human PotentialLimited market development
Limited market transportation
Market saturation
Oligopolies
Unbridled economic competition
Exploitation of forest biological resources
Inadequate export marketing of products
Market indicators' exclusion of human requirements
Destabilization of national insurance markets by offshore insurers
Resource consumption exacerbated by price distortions
Disincentives to market entry
Weakness in trade between different economic systems
Excessive control of raw materials markets by transnational corporations
Restrictive control of marketing and distribution channels by transnational corporations
Covert marketing
Middleman control of rural marketing
Unsystematic allocation of market facilities
Uneconomic publishing markets for minority languages
Restricted growth in export markets
Inadequate international marketing of jute products
Impersonality of mass market shopping facilities
Trade in drug paraphernalia
Non-political market allocation
Restrictive market divisions by transnational corporations
Hierarchical control of market facilities
Action Strategies relating to Market
From the Encyclopedia of World Problems and Human PotentialMarketing
Merchandising
Manipulating stock markets
Monitoring farming production
Planning mining industry
Monitoring steel industry
Using market forces to improve global environment
Monitoring engineering industry
Monitoring timber production
Forming transnational economy
Liberalizing trade
Using spot markets
Facilitating markets for organic farming
Expanding trading opportunities for developing countries
Using economic instruments for sustainable development
Liberalizing prices
Including full value of forests in market prices for forest products
Regulating insurance
Improving land markets
Providing economic incentives
Publicizing services supporting sustainable production and consumption
Improving rural markets
Abusing the market
Creating new commons
Trading in futures markets
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