transactional cost
noun[C,usually plural]
COMMERCE,FINANCEukus→transaction cost
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The level of correlation between increase in profit margin or decrease intransactionalcostcan be used as indicators of economic value of trust.
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This example is from Wikipedia and may be reused under a CC BY-SA license.From the development of long-distance trade arise twotransactionalcostproblems.
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This example is from Wikipedia and may be reused under a CC BY-SA license.This will emphasise the need to ensure that transactional costs are kept to a minimum.
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Set against that is the real evidence of the cost of preparing and policing tenders—the so-called transactional costs.
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There are many advantages to a single currency, such as reducing transactional costs, stability in the currency in the long term, and many others.
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If he had ever tried to import or export anything, he would have known all too well what transactional costs were.
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The funding will all go into one area pot, thereby streamlining all the bureaucracy involved with those different funding schemes and the transactional costs.
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Was the integration of financial markets proceeding smoothly and producing anticipated benefits such as lower interest rates, greater liquidity, lower transactional costs and the removal of exchange rate risk?
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That would mean that our producers and our businesses would incur all those transactional costs and foreign exchange risks while their continental competitors would not suffer them.
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