E-Retail
61Retail floorplan — Retail floor planning is a business that makes money by doing short term loans secured by collateral it loans for. The costs are usually very high, with interest rates of 28% 40%, as well as a fee to put inventory on the floorplan. Floor planning …
62Retail — (engl., spr. rĭtēl oder rìtēl), Kleinhandel, Einzelverkauf; Retailer, Detaillist (s. Detail) …
63retail installment contract — n. A contract in which a buyer agrees to pay the seller for some item in installments, along with a finance charge or with the provision that the ultimate price will be higher than if the buyer paid the full price initially. The Essential Law… …
64retail store — index market (business) Burton s Legal Thesaurus. William C. Burton. 2006 …
65Retail Prices Index — ( RPI) An inflationary indicator that measures the prices of a representative sample of household goods and services. It is a general indicator which is used to measure the rise or fall in the cost of living …
66retail audit — UK US noun [C] ► COMMERCE, MARKETING STORE AUDIT(Cf. ↑store audit) …
67retail cooperative — UK US noun [C] ► FINANCE CONSUMER COOPERATIVE(Cf. ↑consumer cooperative) ► (also retailer cooperative) COMMERCE a group of retailers (= companies that sell goods to the public) who get lower prices by buying goods together in large quantities …
68retail shrinkage — UK US noun [U] COMMERCE ► SHRINKAGE(Cf. ↑shrinkage) …
69retail store audit — UK US noun [C] COMMERCE, MARKETING ► STORE AUDIT(Cf. ↑store audit) …
70retail park — n BrE an area outside a town with many large shops and space for cars to park …