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Regulatedsupplier
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A firm that is subject to regulation.
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Регулируемый поставщик, русский
Фирма, деятельность которой является объектом регулирования.
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Regulation, английский
- A rule or order prescribed for management or government
- Регулирование
- Регулирование, правило, постановление
- Any rule prescribing permitted or forbidden conduct, whether established by legislation or the action of an administrative agency; also
- The act of regulating the regulation of the body’s temperature
- Any systematic (rule-like or determinate) behavior of one part of a system that tends to restrict the fluctuations in behavior of another part of that system. while both parts must lie in the same feedback loop, regulation involves this basic asymmetry
- The process whereby the designated government authority provides oversight and establishes rules for firms in an industry. regulation places constraints on behavior, establishes good (or bad) incentives, and addresses issues that are politically contentious. decisions are implemented through a rule or order issued by an executive authority or regulatory agency of a government and having the force of law.
- Норма
- A rule or order issued by governmental executive authorities or regulatory agencies and having the force of law. regulations implement policies and are mostly specifi c for particular groups of people, legal entities or targeted activities. regulation is also the act of designing and imposing rules or orders. informational, transactional, administrative and political constraints in practice limit the regulator’s capability for implementing preferred policies.
- The order in which trains are run in practice so as to minimise delay
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Price floor, английский
A fixed minimum price, set by an organization (or government agency) capable of enforcing the price control.
Dominant firm, английский
A firm able to act relatively independently of its competitors in terms of pricing or output decisions. dominance has to be assessed within the context of the degree of competition in a relevant market. for example, a dominant firm generally cannot totally ignore the reactions of rival firms, including a competitive fringe. such a firm might have a large share of total sales, which allows it to set prices to maximize profits while considering the supply response of smaller firms (the competitive fringe).
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