Wholesale
71Wholesale Supply — Die Wholesale Supply Co. Ltd. war ein britischer Automobilhersteller, der nur 1914 in Aberdeen (Schottland) ansässig war. Unter dem Namen WSC wurde ein Cyclecar gefertigt, das von einem V2 Motor von J.A.P. mit 8 bhp (5,9 kW) angetrieben wurde.… …
72Wholesale Bulk Power — Very large electric sales for resale from generation sources to wholesale market participants and electricity marketers and brokers. Energy Central Glossary …
73Wholesale transmission services — The transmission of electric energy sold, or to be sold, in the wholesale electric power market. U.S. Dept. of Energy, Energy Information Administration s Energy Glossary …
74wholesale banking — Interbank lending as well as lending to or by other large financial institutions, pension funds, and government agencies. See interbank market; money market In the USA, wholesale banking also refers to the provision of banking services to large… …
75wholesale price index — UK / US noun [singular] economics a list of the wholesale prices of some basic goods, used as a way of measuring economic activity …
76wholesale price — The price paid by the retailer, often known as the cost price. Sylvester v Ammons, 126 Iowa 140, 101 NW 782. The term has a fixed, certain, and well defined meaning in the mercantile world, and signifies the price fixed on merchandise by one who… …
77wholesale life insurance — noun Etymology: wholesale (II) + life insurance : life insurance covering a smaller group of employees than the minimum required for a group life insurance policy …
78Wholesale — Großhandel im funktionellen Sinne liegt vor, wenn Marktteilnehmer Waren, die sie in der Regel nicht selbst be oder verarbeiten (Handelswaren), von Herstellern oder anderen Lieferanten beschaffen und an Wiederverkäufer, Weiterverarbeiter,… …
79wholesale — the buying of goods in bulk from manufacturers or suppliers, either to be sold on in bulk or to reduce unit costs for retail …
80wholesale — I (New American Roget s College Thesaurus) adj. bulk, job lot, jobbing; extensive, indiscriminate; at a discount, cheaper; mass, sweeping, general, widespread. See whole, generality, barter. II (Roget s IV) modif. 1. [Dealing in large lots] Syn.… …
