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...mercial goods which are sold at auction, require a direct or indirect view of the object. Auctions are organized as public tender. The seller has a chanc ...lso emergency auctions, which are held when there is a [[need]]. This kind of auctions can be organized by the producers, other traders, warehouses, carr

...the purchase of a company’s assets, usually at a discount with the intent of reselling them for a [[profit]]. Asset stripping is typically used when a [ ...ts]], such as subsidiaries, brands, and divisions. The proceeds from these sales can be used to pay off creditors or to finance new [[investments]].

...departments that deal with media contacts, which resulted in the creation of specialized Media Houses. Media houses have a wide range of responsibilities, including:

...e more intense, which affects the possibility of transition to other forms of [[internationalization]] that require greater involvement. ...t that trade in investment goods usually takes place on a loan. The choice of this distribution route may be determined by lower costs in relation to the

...taffing''' is the answer of the labor [[market]] to the changing [[needs]] of the employer in order to maximize and optimize the organization, increase [ It required a change of work organization in order to increase its flexibility<ref>Brett R. F. (200

...d of time, within which the entire advance value passes through the stages of production and circulation <ref> Warrad L. (2013), p. 117 </ref>. ==Features of capital turnover==

...od<ref> Kurtz D., Mackenzie H. (2009) p.328 </ref>. '''Classic examples''' of unsought goods are home security systems, pre-planned funeral services and ...difficult. This can also be done by educating customers of the importance of the good or bundling the product with other complementary services, such as

..., evidence of cash transactions, records of accounting books and all kinds of supporting documents (Center for [[Audit]] [[Quality]] 2009). ==Account entries can have various forms==

...allocation of funds depending on the changing market situation (conditions of the [[environment]] and [[competition]]) <ref> Alireza A., Mahdi D., Minoo '''Importance of [[marketing]] [[strategy]]''' is very high in contemporary [[company]]. Goo

...ludes the [[planning]], [[controlling|control]] and implementation of flow of goods and [[information]] between countries. International logistics can al * flows oriented at recipients of finished goods, services and products.

.... It can be characterized by results that are below average, falling short of goals or objectives, inefficient processes, or other measures that are not ==Example of below par==

...e campaign intends to target. Popular practice that combines various forms of media mentioned above is event based promotional campaign. ...''', they [[need]] to remain consistent with events ideas. There is plenty of organizations and businesses supporting big events. Promotional campaign ne

...n, the issuer will pay the bondholder an amount higher than the face value of the bond. ==Example of Original issue discount==

...id pace. This is one of the most common forms of sales cooperation because of the above-mentioned bilateral benefits. ...increasing effectiveness of the company, its intangible value in the form of a personal [[brand]] and [[image]] is decreasing. Companies should therefor

...between specific recipients, which allows us to individualize the content of the message. ==Objectives of customer service offices==

...544</ref>. Every amount of additional money or assets, which are the part of business acquisition are established (at '''acquisition date''') to '''fair ...t period, and it is an asset, then this change is reported in '''"earnings of the period"'''<ref>Delaney P. R., Whittington O. R., Wiley (2010) , p. 672<

'''[[Market]] connection''' informs about level of acceptance of the [[brand]] or [[company]] on the market. Companies strive for high marke ...can function efficiently. The combination helps you to meet the [[needs]] of the environment, gain support for your activities, build trust and ultimate

...gments. It is often used to maximize profits or to attract a wider variety of customers. Companies may also use it to differentiate their products in the ...is comparable with prices set for them, or segments have "different degree of [[demand]]" <ref>Frost R. D., Fox A., Strauss J., (2018), p. Chapter 10</re

...gotiations are the result mainly of the negotiating and [[selling skills]] of the participants. * use of time,

...t 30% directly by producers. Consumers buy directly from producers only 5% of goods. * '''sales agents''' - known as '''wholesalers''', '''retailers''' - acting on their o