buyer's premium
91Customer Cost — refers not only to the price of a product, but also encompasses the purchase costs as well as use costs and post use costs. Purchase costs mainly consist of the cost of searching for a product, gathering information about it and obtaining it. The …
92Forex Option & Currency Trading Options — A security that allows currency traders to realize gains without having to purchase the underlying currency pair. By incorporating leverage, forex options magnify returns and provide a set downside risk. Alternatively, currency trading options… …
93Lemons Problem — The issue of information asymmetry between the buyer and seller of an investment or product. Lemons problem was popularized by a 1970 research paper by economist George Akerlof. The term is derived from Akerlof s demonstration of the concept of… …
94Starbucks — For other uses, see Moby Dick#Starbuck. Starbucks Corporation Type Public company Traded as NASDAQ: …
95Credit insurance — is a term used to describe both business credit insurance (a.k.a. trade credit insurance) and consumer credit insurance, e.g., credit life insurance, credit disability insurance (a.k.a. credit accident and health insurance), and credit… …
96Chrysler LeBaron — Manufacturer Chrysler Corporation Production 1977–1995 (model years) Successor Chrysler Fifth Avenue …
97AMC Ambassador — Infobox Automobile manufacturer=American Motors Corporation assembly=Kenosha, Wisconsin layout=FR layout production=1958 1974 class=Mid size name=AMC AmbassadorThe Ambassador was the top line automobile produced by the American Motors Corporation …
98Lexus LS awards list — The following is a list of awards won by the Lexus LS, the flagship vehicle of Lexus. These awards date back as far as 1989, when the first LS 400 sedan was introduced in the United States.* #1 in Vehicle Dependability. Lexus LS, J.D. Power and… …
99Ford Mustang (fifth generation) — Fifth generation Ford Mustang Manufacturer Ford Motor Company Model years 2005–present Assembly Flat Rock, Michigan, USA …
100Closed-end fund — A closed end fund (or closed ended fund) is a collective investment scheme with a limited number of shares. It is called a closed end fund (CEF) because new shares are rarely issued once the fund has launched, and because shares are not normally… …
