Übersetzung für 'retail trade' von Englisch nach Deutsch

retail trade

Kleinhandel {m}

Einzelhandel {m}

Endkundenhandel {m}comm.

Detailhandel {m} [schweiz.] [Einzelhandel]comm.

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Werbung

retail trade policy

Einzelhandelspolitik {f}

retail trade turnover

Einzelhandelsumsatz {m}comm.econ.

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in the retail trade {adv}

im Einzelhandelcomm.

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food retail sector / trade

Lebensmittelhandel {m}comm.FoodInd.

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Foreign Trade Association of the German Retail Trade

Außenhandelsvereinigung {f} des deutschen Einzelhandels [AVE]comm.

wholesale and retail trade; repair of motor vehicles and motorcycles [NACE Code G]

Handel; Instandhaltung und Reparatur von Kraftfahrzeugen [ÖNACE Code G] [österr.]econ.stat.

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over-the-counter trade <OTC trade>

außerbörslicher Handel {m}stocks

to retail

Einzelhandel betreiben

wiederverkaufen

(im Einzelhandel) verkaufen

wieder verkaufen [alt]

im Kleinen wiederverkaufen

retail

Einzelhandel {m}comm.

Einzelhandelsabsatz {m}comm.

Kleinverkauf {m}comm.

retail price

Kleinhandelspreis {m}

Endverkaufspreis {m}

Ladenpreis {m}comm.

retail firm

Einzelhandelsfirma {f}comm.econ.

retail sales {pl}

Einzelhandelsumsatz {m}comm.econ.

retail establishment

Einzelhandelsunternehmen {n}

retail business

Einzelhandelsunternehmen {n}

retail turnover

Einzelhandelsumsatz {m}comm.econ.

retail shop

Ladengeschäft {n}comm.

retail dealer

Einzelhändler {m}comm.jobs

retail salesman

Einzelhändler {m}jobs

• Between 1999 and 2008, the volume of retail trade in Greece increased by an average of 4.4% per year (a total increase of 44%), while it decreased by 11.3% in 2009.
• Health care, retail trade, professional and technical services, finance and insurance, and information technology are the city's five largest industries.
• 8 miles south of Springfield and has a retail trade area that extends into four other municipalities, including Springfield.
• However, by the early 1980s the two largest employment sectors in El Centro were government and wholesale/retail trade, reflecting El Centro's emerging role as a regional administrative and commercial center.
• Many residents are employed in Anchorage or the Palmer/Wasilla area in a variety of positions in the private and public sectors. Retail trade, transportation, and education are the primary employers.

• The 2011 census reported as the commonest employment sectors the wholesale and retail trade (15.4%), health and social work (13.6%) and education (11.3%).
• The highest-paid was accommodations/food services, followed by arts/entertainment/recreation, health care/social assistance and retail trade.
• According to the 2011 Census data for the Cotswolds, the wholesale and retail trade was the largest employer (15.8% of the workforce), followed by education (9.7%) and health and social work (9.3%).
• Unemployment increased to approximately 21%, leading to a decrease in demand in the retail trade of approximately 25%.
• Considered by the left communists as a retreat from socialist policies, the NEP reintroduced money and allowed private ownership and capitalistic practices in agriculture, retail trade, and light industry while the state retained control of heavy industry.