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81Fixed-Rule Policy — A fiscal or monetary policy designed to be an economic goal or target of a government. A fixed rule policy, by definition, is pursued no matter the condition of the economy, and is considered independent of the current economic state. For example …
82fixed — adj. VERBS ▪ be, seem ▪ become ▪ remain, stay ADVERB ▪ very …
83Fixed Exchange Rate — A country s exchange rate regime under which the government or central bank ties the official exchange rate to another country s currency (or the price of gold). The purpose of a fixed exchange rate system is to maintain a country s currency… …
84Price Cap — Situation where a price has been determined and fixed …
85price support — noun (U) a system in which the government keeps the price of a product at a fixed level by giving the producer money or buying the product itself …
86price lining — noun : a system of retail merchandising under which a merchant sets up fixed prices for various categories of goods and plans his buying and other expenses so as to be able to supply goods regularly at such prices price lining is especially… …
87fixed income equivalent — Also called a busted convertible. convertible security that is trading like a straight security because the optioned common stock is trading well below the conversion price. Bloomberg Financial Dictionary …
88fixed odds — plural noun odds in betting (especially on soccer results) that are predetermined, as opposed to a pool system or a starting price …
89fixed prices — Prices established (i.e. mutually agreed upon) between wholesalers or retailers for sale or resale of materials, goods, or products. Agreements to fix prices are generally prohibited by state and federal statutes. See price fixing …
90fixed prices — Prices established (i.e. mutually agreed upon) between wholesalers or retailers for sale or resale of materials, goods, or products. Agreements to fix prices are generally prohibited by state and federal statutes. See price fixing …
