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Cartello
| Англо-итальянский финансовый глоссарий |
Accordo, a livello nazionale o internazionale, tra piu soggetti che permette il controllo della concorrenza, e che impegna a rispettare determinate condizioni di vendita, con il risultato di influenzare profondamente un particolare mercato. il piu conosci
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Cartel, английский
- A ship commissioned in time of war to exchange the prisoners of any two hostile powers, or to carry a proposal from one to the other; for this reason she has only one gun, for the purpose of firing signals, as the officer who commands her is particularly ordered to carry no cargo, ammunition, or implements of war. cartel also signifies an agreement between two hostile powers for a mutual exchange of prisoners. in late wars, ships of war fully armed, but under cartel, carried commissions for settling peace, as flags of truce. cartel-ships, by trading in any way, are liable to confiscation.
- [1] a ship commissioned to exchange prisoners or messages between hostile powers. apart from one signal flare pistol, she may carry no weapons, ammunition, or cargo, and usually wears the ensigns of both parties. [2] an informal agreement between carriers aimed at maintaining artificially high prices.
- A group of businesses or nations that act together as a single producer to obtain market control and to influence prices in their favor by limiting production of a product. the united states has laws prohibiting cartels.
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Saving and loan, английский
Cartel, английский
- A ship commissioned in time of war to exchange the prisoners of any two hostile powers, or to carry a proposal from one to the other; for this reason she has only one gun, for the purpose of firing signals, as the officer who commands her is particularly ordered to carry no cargo, ammunition, or implements of war. cartel also signifies an agreement between two hostile powers for a mutual exchange of prisoners. in late wars, ships of war fully armed, but under cartel, carried commissions for settling peace, as flags of truce. cartel-ships, by trading in any way, are liable to confiscation.
- [1] a ship commissioned to exchange prisoners or messages between hostile powers. apart from one signal flare pistol, she may carry no weapons, ammunition, or cargo, and usually wears the ensigns of both parties. [2] an informal agreement between carriers aimed at maintaining artificially high prices.
- A group of businesses or nations that act together as a single producer to obtain market control and to influence prices in their favor by limiting production of a product. the united states has laws prohibiting cartels.
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