industry
industry n. (1)工业；产业；行业；企业 (2)勤劳；勤奋 (3)工业企业的资方人员(工业界)
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growth industry
growth industry. An industry or business segment that demonstrates steadily rising sales and earnings.
industry
industry. 1. Diligence in the performance of a task. 2. Systematic labor for some useful purpose; esp., work in manufacturing or production. 3. A particular form or branch of productive labor; an aggregate of enterprises employing similar production and marketing facilities to produce items having markedly similar characteristics.
bureau of industry and security
Bureau of Industry and Security. A unit in the U.S. Department of Commerce responsible for issuing export licenses and enforcing export-control laws. • The Bureau is charged with furthering U.S. national-security, foreign-policy, and economic interests while furthering the growth of U.S. exports. It was named the Bureau of Export Administration until 2002. — Abbr. BIS.
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industry affecting commerce
industry affecting commerce 工业影响商业 在美国《塔夫脱-哈特利法》〔Taft-Hartley Act〕中，指商业中有工业成分，或者是劳资纠纷对商业负担和自由流通产生影响。
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Animal Industry Act
Animal Industry Act 〈美〉《动物产业法》 美国国会于1884年5月29日通过的禁止将感染传染病的牲畜从一州或地区运往另一州或地区的法律。依该法设立了美国动物产业局〔United States bureau of animal industry〕，其职责是收集有关一般传染疾病的资料，并为迅速而有效抑制该类疾病而制定必要的法规、规章。
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industry wide liability
industry wide liability 工业责任 (→enterprise liability)
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trade price
The price at which a manufacturer or wholesaler sells to others in the same business or industry.
national transportation safety board
National Transportation Safety Board. An independent five-member federal board that investigates air, rail, water, highway, pipeline, and hazardous-waste accidents; conducts studies; and makes recommendations to government agencies, the transportation industry, and others on safety measures and practices. • The agency was created in 1966. 49 USCA §§ 1101–1155. — Abbr. NTSB. [Cases: Aviation 31. C.J.S.
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price leadership
price leadership. A market condition in which an industry leader establishes a price that others in the field adopt as their own. • Price leadership alone does not violate antitrust laws without other evidence of an intent to create a monopoly.