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What do you mean by capital market?
capital market is a market where long term loans are availble that place called capital market
What is a market called that no one controls?
An uncontrolled market is called a free market.
When the stock market goes down what is it called?
A bear market.When the market goes up, it is called a bull market,
A market in which no one controls the prices is called?
A market in which no one controls the prices is called
What is a supporter of free-market economics called?
A supporter of free-market economics is called a capitalist.
What is 'market' when translated from English to Italian?
"Market" in English is mercato in Italian.
Where can you find Bhut Jolokia peppers in Houston TX?
Where? Oh they're grown all over the country. Even India.
Market place in ancient greece?
the ancient greek market was called an agora.
What do you mean by capital market?
capital market is a market where long term loans are availble that place called capital market
What was the market place of ancient rome?
A market place in ancient Rome was called a forum. It could be any place where people gathered to buy and sell.
What is an ancient market?
An ancient market is a place where goods are bought and sold. In Greece it was called an agora and in Rome it was called a forum.
What is the new section to build-a-bearville?
it's called the market place it's called the market place
The public market and meeting place in Greece is called?
its plague
What was the place where stocks were bought and sold called?
A stock market
What is a resting place for stock travelling to market called?
LAIRAGE
What is a place that manufactures goods to be sold is called a?
It's a market!
What is 'piazza' in Italian?
Mercato is an Italian equivalent of 'piazza'. The feminine gender noun 'piazza' may be translated into English as 'square, open space in town, market place, market'. It's particularly in the sense of 'market' and 'market place' that the masculine gender noun 'mercato' becomes a good synonym. It takes as its definite article 'il' ['the'], and as its indefinite article 'uno' ['a, one']. It's pronounced 'mehr-KAH-toh'.
