commercial practices
Trade conduct norms
Commercial practices are the methods and behaviors businesses use in selling goods and services.
The term encompasses advertising, pricing, sales techniques, and customer relations.
It appears most often in legal and regulatory contexts, where unfair commercial practices or deceptive commercial practices describe conduct that misleads or harms consumers.
- supply chainProduct delivery infrastructure
- advertisingPaid promotional communication
- corporate social responsibilityCompany's ethical community obligations
- customer serviceAssistance for buyers
- trade regulationsRules governing commercial exchange
consumer protection · transparency · planned obsolescence · loyalty programs · fine print · return policy · branding · digital marketing · antitrust laws · fair trade · market research · inventory management · ethical sourcing · truth in advertising · tax compliance · labor rights · business ethics · procurement
- trade lawtrade law, trade regulations, trade laws, trade treaties, trade barriers
commercial practiceshumanitarian work
Efforts aiding those in crisis
gift economy · mutual aid · volunteer efforts · volunteer activities · pro bono services
commercial practicespersonal transactions
Individual financial exchanges
household economy · domestic arrangements · family sharing · handshake deals · subsistence farming
commercial practicesbarter economy
Trade without money
gift giving · self-sufficiency · autarky · homesteading · command economy
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