Market
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Market may refer to:
- Market (economics)
- Market economy
- Marketplace, a physical marketplace or public market
Geography
- Märket, an island shared by Finland and Sweden
Art, entertainment, and media
Films
- Market (1965 film), 1965 South Korean film
- Market (2003 film), 2003 Hindi film
- The Market: A Tale of Trade, a Turkish film
Television
- The Market (TV series), a New Zealand television drama
Brands or enterprises
- The Market (company), a Farm Fresh Supermarket concept store
- The Market, a specialized Safeway store
Types of economic markets
- Agricultural marketing
- Emerging market
- Energy market
- Financial market
- Foreign exchange market
- Grey market
- Media market
- Niche market
- Open market, a free trade economy; the antonym of closed market
- Prediction market
- Real estate market
- Stock market
- Wholesale marketing
Aspects of economic markets
Types of physical markets
- Bazaar
- Main Bazaar
- Farmers' market, focusing on fresh food
- Fish market
- Flea market
- Floating market
- Grocery store
- Market square
- Market town
- Marketplace
- Night market
- Public market (disambiguation)
- Souq
- Street market, with stalls along one or more public streets
- Supermarket
- Wet market, focusing on fresh meat, fish, produce, and other perishable goods
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See also
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Wikiquote has quotations related to: Market |
- All pages with titles containing Market
- Marketplace (disambiguation), a word sometimes interchangeable with "market"
- Markt (disambiguation)
- Marquette (disambiguation)
- Mercado (disambiguation), the Spanish and Portuguese word for market
- The Marketts
- The Title Market (1909), a book by Emily Post
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