retail markets
Places selling goods
Retail markets are venues where goods are sold directly to consumers rather than to other businesses.
The term covers physical locations—shops, stores, farmers' markets—and the broader economic sector of consumer sales.
In finance, retail markets refer to individual investors trading securities, as opposed to institutional markets where banks and funds operate.
The company expanded into retail markets across Asia.
- farmers marketOutdoor local produce sale
- convenience storesSmall retail shops, extended hours
- department storesLarge retailers with varied sections
- e-commerce platformsDigital retail sales systems
- outlet mallsDiscounted brand-name retail complexes
window shopping · pricing strategies · consumer preferences · vendors · customer satisfaction · market segmentation · pop-up shops · kiosks · bazaar · impulse buying · specialty stores · strip mall · price tag · shopping habits · vending machines · inventory management · brand loyalty · store brand
- Farm Salesfarm stand, farm store, farm shop, farmers market, direct sales
- Pacific tradetrade routes, Pacific Rim, ASEAN, cargo ships, opium trade
- Trade Termstariffs, imports, exports, customs, quotas
- utility rateswholesale rates, water rates, seasonal rates, peak rates, bulk rates
retail marketswholesale markets
Bulk-selling commercial venues
wholesalers · wholesale trade · wholesale distribution · bulk purchasing · commercial distribution
retail marketsfinancial markets
Systems for trading securities
capital markets · commodity markets · labor markets · stock markets · futures markets