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21fixed-price — /fɪkst praɪs/ adjective which has a price which cannot be changed …
22fixed-price offer for sale — /fɪkst ˌpraɪs ˌɒfə fə seɪl/ noun an offer to purchase shares in a new company for a price which has been fixed at flotation (as opposed to tendering) …
23fixed-price tender — A bid to undertake an activity for a given price. See tender …
24fixed-price agreement — /fɪkst praɪs əˌgri:mənt/ noun an agreement where a company provides a service or a product at a price which stays the same for the whole period of the agreement …
25fixed-price agreement — /fɪkst praɪs əˌgri:mənt/ noun an agreement where a company provides a service or a product at a price which stays the same for the whole period of the agreement …
26fixed price contract — Type of contract in which buyer agrees to pay seller a definite, predetermined price, regardless of costs …
27fixed price contract — Type of contract in which buyer agrees to pay seller a definite, predetermined price, regardless of costs …
28fixed — [fɪkst] adjective not movable or changeable: • Consumers spend a fixed amount on books regardless of price changes. • The option of converting gold at a fixed price had been cancelled. compare flexible * * * fixed UK US /fɪkst/ adjective ► a …
29fixed — [ fıkst ] adjective ** 1. ) something such as an amount, date, or time that is fixed has been agreed on and will not change: a fixed price The contract is for a fixed period of three years. The interest rate on the loan is fixed. a ) a fixed… …
30fixed — [fikst] adj. 1. firmly placed or attached; not movable 2. established; settled; set [a fixed price] 3. steady; unmoving; resolute [a fixed purpose] 4. remaining in the same position relative to the earth [a fixed satellite] 5. persisting… …