- buying capacity
- покупательная способность
English-russian dctionary of contemporary Economics. 2014.
English-russian dctionary of contemporary Economics. 2014.
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Buying office — Buying offices are classified into two types: the Central Buying Office (CBO) and Resident Buying Office (RBO). The CBO represents its own stores and performs central planning, buying, and merchandising. An RBO works with a number of… … Historical Dictionary of the Fashion Industry
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Resident Buying Office — A resident buying office works with a number of individual specialty stores and their buyers and acts in an advisory capacity, although they may buy directly for a store. Their primary responsibility is trend prediction and merchandising. They … Historical Dictionary of the Fashion Industry
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