Can be classified by in different ways !!
1. General
2. Nature
General
1. Primary Market
2. Secondary Market
1. Auction Market
2. Dealer Market
1. Over the Counter Market(OTC)
2. Third and Fourth Market
Nature
1. Stock Market
2. Bond Market
Above written is just an informal and incomplete answer and is for simple understanding ,,, not to be used in presentations and homework
classification opf financial market
the classification of market is somewhat you don't know it oh my... you have to know it yourself.
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The classic four Ps classification of marketing mix variables (product, price, promotion, and place) emerged as a marketing principle.
Tom Cauter has written: 'Some aspects of classification data in market research'
It is important for marketers and businesses to know the classification of consumer products so they know who to market the products to. Classifications include specialty goods, convenience goods, and shopping goods.
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Can be classified by in different ways !! 1. General 2. Nature General 1. Primary Market 2. Secondary Market 1. Auction Market 2. Dealer Market 1. Over the Counter Market(OTC) 2. Third and Fourth Market Nature 1. Stock Market 2. Bond Market Above written is just an informal and incomplete answer and is for simple understanding ,,, not to be used in presentations and homework
Market classification into Monopoly and Oligopoly is based on the number of firms and the degree of market control. In a Monopoly, a single firm dominates the market, controlling prices and supply, which can lead to higher prices and reduced consumer choice. In contrast, Oligopoly consists of a few firms that hold significant market power, often leading to interdependent pricing and strategic behavior among competitors. Both structures can result in inefficiencies and a lack of competition compared to more fragmented markets like perfect competition.
Capital market instruments exist to generate funds for companies and corporations. Some of those instruments are stocks, bonds, debenture, treasury bills and fixed deposits.
difference between knowledge classification and book classification?
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