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World Markets can be defined as markets of the world encompassing all the markets of Asia, Europe, Americas, Australia and Africa. It can be stated that world markets have...

   Global market can be defined as the market of the world where the countries of the world act as entities trading in goods and services and where the...

The Netherlands Market is characterized by a prosperous open economy model which is heavily dependent on foreign trade. The Dutch economy is often noted for its low inflation and...

Eastern Market can be defined as the markets situated in the “far-eastâ€, that is to say, the markets in the East Asian countries of China, Hong Kong, Japan, Taiwan,...

    Korean Market can be used to define the market structure in Korea. Although the country is divided into South Korea and North Korea, the term “Korea” is...

The major markets in Japan would be banking, insurance, real estate, retailing, automobiles and telecommunications. The industrial capacity of the Japanese economy has resulted in the most technologically advanced...

Hong Kong, or Hong Kong Special Administrative Region is one of the two special administrative regions of the People's Republic of China (PRC), the other one being Macau. However,...

    Italian Market can be defined as the market structure prevalent in Italy which mainly functions along capitalistic lines. Italy, a developed country as the Italian Republic after...

Farmer’s Markets are markets held in public spaces where several farmers gather on a regular basis to sell fruits, vegetables and other food products directly to the customers. Food...

The Bull Market concept is applicable for markets where bonds or stocks or currencies or commodities are traded. But, the term Bull Market is most frequently used in respect...