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auctionMarket for cattle through which an auctioneer sells cattle to the highest bidder.
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auction1807, from auction (n.). Related: Auctioned; auctioning.
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auction"a sale by increase of bids," 1590s, from Latin auctionem (nominative auctio) "an increasing sale, auction, public sale," noun of action from past participle stem of augere "t [..]
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auctionA market in which goods are sold to the highest bidder. The auction usually is well publicized in advance or held at specific times well known in the trade. Exchange is effected in accordance with definite rules, with sales made to the highest bidder.
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auctionA public sale of a property or real estate that is sold to the highest bidder when the owner’s reserve is reached
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auctionA public sale of a security at which the issuer invites authorized dealers to make bids by price or yield until the full amount of the issue is sold. Governments regularly hold auctions of treasury bills and treasury bonds to finance public debt.
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auctionAn auction is the process of buying and selling goods or services by inviting competing bids from a number of participants. Competing participants in an auction may or may not know the identities or [..]
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auctionIn this type of auction the sale commences at a high price and the price is then progressively lowered until a competitor bids and in doing so indicates that they are prepared to buy at that level. T [..]
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auctiona variety of bridge in which tricks made in excess of the contract are scored toward game; now generally superseded by contract bridge sell at an auction the public sale of something to the highest bi [..]
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auctiona public sale where things are sold to the people who offer the most money for them
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auctiona process whereby a title is submitted, particularly by a literary agent
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auctionDefinition A method for selling an asset to the highest bidder.
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auctionA sale of stamps, covers and other philatelic items where prospective purchasers place bids in an attempt to obtain the desired items. The highest bidder for each lot (described item or items) makes t [..]
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auctionTo dream of an auction in a general way, is good. If you hear the auctioneer crying his sales, it means bright prospects and fair treatment from business ventures. To dream of buying at an auction, signifies close deals to tradesmen, and good luck in live stock to the farmer. Plenty, to the housewife is the omen for women. If there is a feeling of [..]
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auctiona public sale of property to the highest bidder see also reserve
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auctionA system in which potential buyers place competitive bids on assets and services. The asset or service in question will sell to the party that places the highest bid. In most cases, sellers will pay a listing fee to the auctioneer, regardless of whether the item sells for the desired price. The Internet has increased the amount of exposure auctions [..]
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auctionSealed-bid public sale of Treasury securities; method of determining the rate or yield.
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auctiona public offering of newly issued debt securities in which pricing is determined via an investor bidding process.
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auctionWhen multiple publishing houses are interested in acquiring a project they will sometimes bid against each other in an auction. While auction formats vary, typically the bids will proceed from lowest to highest and they last until one publisher has the highest bid and others have dropped out. Auctions are a good thing for authors and agents. Backli [..]
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auctionMany auctions occur in the financial markets; such as the post market auction on the UK 100. This occurs from 1630 to 1635, after which the official settlement is declared
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auctionA public sale of property where the highest bidder is normally the successful buyer.
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auctionThe Auction (also called Dealer Auction) is where dealers buy used cars in a bidding process. The dealers then resell them at retail locations.
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auctionA mechanism for buying and selling goods or services by inviting bids from potential buyers and awarding the item to the highest bidder.
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auctionA sale of property to the highest bidder.
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auctionThe issuance of new Treasury bills, notes, and bonds at stated intervals by the Federal Reserve.
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auctionMarket
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auction(n) a variety of bridge in which tricks made in excess of the contract are scored toward game; now generally superseded by contract bridge(n) the public sale of something to the highest bidder(v) sell [..]
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auctionA sale open to the general public and conducted by an auctioneer, a person empowered to conduct such a sale, at which property is sold to the highest bidder. Source: Encyclopedia
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auctionA process allowing investors to place bids which may influence the prices and yields of securities they purchase.
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auctionn. subasta
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auctionSealed-bid public sale of Treasury securities; method of determining the rate or yield.
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auctionA public sale at which property or items of merchandise (here applied to dog and dog items) are sold to the highest bidder.
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auction A place where car dealers go to purchase their used vehicle inventories. The public does not have access to the major auto auctions.
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auctionA method of determining price and interest.
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auctionA public sale at which property or items of merchandise (here applied to dog and dog items) are sold to the highest bidder.
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auction"Auction" or "auction sale" means the sale of or offer to sell real or personal property by public outcry or to the highest bidders.
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auctionThe main method used by central banks or their agencies to issue government bonds. For UK gilts, the Debt Management Office is responsible for this.
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auctionAn offering of sports collectibles where the buyer must bid against other potential buyers, as opposed to ordering an item from a catalog, price list, or advertisement at a set price.
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auction The bidding sequence made by the four players for the contract. The first call is made by the dealer, who may pass or bid. Thereafter, each player makes a valid call, the bidding continuing in a clo [..]
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auctionthe bidding; portion of a deal in which the players bid for the right to name the final contract
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auctionThe process of determining the contract through a series of bids.
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auctionAnother term for the bidding
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auctionThe word "auction" comes from the latin augēre. Augēre means "to increase" or "augment".
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auctionCompetitive exchange process in which each trader from one market side submits a bid, the most favorable one of which is selected by the complementary market side for the transaction. Most commonly, t [..]
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auctionA public sale of property with ownership going to the highest bidder, subject to a reserve price being reached.
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auctionOur auction is a public sale of all art works listed in our catalogue (except withdrawn lots). Pricing is determined by bid until the lot is knocked down to the highest bidder.
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auctionA bidding system used in place of a standard draft. Teams bid on players until their roster is filled.
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auctionAn offering of sports collectibles where the buyer must bid against other potential buyers, as opposed to ordering an item from a catalog, price list, or advertisement at a set price.
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auctionA public auction sale where the property is sold to the highest bidder.
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auctionAn auction is usually a process of buying and selling goods or services by offering them up for bid, taking bids, and then selling the item to the highest bidder or buying the item from the lowest bid [..]
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