trade association

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English - Turkish
ticari birlik
(Ticaret) meslek odaları

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trade associations
ticaret birlikleri
european free trade association
(Avrupa Birliği) (EFTA) Avrupa Serbest Ticaret Birliği (EFTA)
English - English
Group of business people in the same trade or industry organized for the advancement of common interests. The trade association differs from the chamber of commerce in that membership is by industry rather than by locality. The common interests binding the members of the trade association may include credit, public relations, relations with employees, sales development, output, or prices. Some associations publish official journals, and some maintain bureaus at the national and state capitals
An organization dedicated to promoting the interests and assisting the members of a particular industry
An association of firms that operate in a specific industry
A trade association is a body representing organizations within the same trade. It aims to protect their collective interests, especially in negotiations with governments and trade unions. one of the two main trade associations for antiques dealers
A group of credit unions organized to provide a variety of services to a large number of credit unions 484
A group of food-service businesses that band together to promote food service and keep members informed about important matters and legislative developments
An organization of people working in or associated with the same business or industry

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European Free Trade Association
International organization whose purpose is to remove barriers to trade in industrial goods among its members. The EFTA's current members are Iceland, Liechteinstein, Norway, and Switzerland. It was formed in 1960 by Austria, Denmark, Norway, Portugal, Sweden, Switzerland, and Britain as an alternative to the European Economic Community (EEC). Some of those countries later left the EFTA and joined the EEC. In the 1990s Iceland, Liechtenstein, and Norway joined the European Economic Area, which also included all members of the European Union. Each country in the EFTA maintains its own commercial policy toward countries outside the group
European Free Trade Association
EFTA, organization of several European nations that was founded in 1960 in order to encourage free trading between member nations and later (in 1994) to promote a common economy
european free trade association
Set up in 1960 to encourage free trade between member countries p 88
european free trade association
A free trade zone including many non-EU countries in Europe Members include Austria, Finland, Iceland, Norway, Sweden, and Switzerland
european free trade association
A free trade zone including many non-EC countries in Europe Members include Austria, Finland, Iceland, Norway, Sweden, and Switzerland
european free trade association
A regional flee trade area established in 1958 concerned with eliminating tariffs on manufactured goods and agricultural products that originate in and are traded among member countries Most agricultural products are not subject to EFTA schedule tariff reductions Members include Austria, Finland, Iceland, Norway, Sweden, and Switzerland
european free trade association
A regional trade organization that aims to bring about free trade in industrial goods and an expansion of trade in agricultural goods between its member countries and to contribute to the liberalization and expansion of world trade
european free trade association
Austria, Finland, Iceland, Liechtenstein, Norway, Sweden, Switzerland
european free trade association
An international organization with four member countries: Iceland, Liechtenstein, Norway, and Switzerland The purpose of EFTA is to monitor and manage relationships among the EFTA states
european free trade association
European countries not part of the European Union but having no internal tariffs
trade association

    Hyphenation

    trade as·so·ci·a·tion

    Turkish pronunciation

    treyd ısōsieyşın

    Pronunciation

    /ˈtrād əˌsōsēˈāsʜən/ /ˈtreɪd əˌsoʊsiːˈeɪʃən/
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