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futures contract
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deal-of-the-day
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markup
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knockoff
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loyalty card
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layaway
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token
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best-before date
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cash and carry
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click and collect
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to outspend
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to undercut
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to splurge
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to haggle
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to outbid
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to shortchange
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to upsell
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back order
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BOGOF
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retail loss prevention
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retail therapy
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showrooming
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reverse logistics
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retail apocalypse
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stock keeping unit
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retail analytics
futures contract
(contrato a plazo)

(contrato a plazo)

contrato de futuros

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/fjˈuːtʃɚz kˈɑːntɹækt/
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an agreement to buy or sell goods or assets at a predetermined price but delivered and paid for at a later time

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A multinational corporation could use futures contracts to hedge against currency exchange rate risks when planning future international transactions.
Farmers often use a futures contract to lock in a price for their crops ahead of the harvest, protecting themselves against price fluctuations in the market.
Investors use futures contracts to speculate on the future price of commodities like gold or oil, aiming to profit from price movements.

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deal-of-the-day
(promoción del día)

(promoción del día)

oferta del día

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/dˈiːlʌvðədˈeɪ/
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a limited-time discount or promotion that allows merchants to sell a large number of products at a significant discount

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Fitness enthusiasts eagerly awaited the gym's deal-of-the-day, which provided discounts on memberships, personal training sessions, and fitness classes for a limited time.
During the holiday season, the electronics retailer featured a deal-of-the-day, showcasing a new gadget at a reduced price every 24 hours to attract shoppers.
The e-commerce website launched a deal-of-the-day promotion, offering significant discounts on a different product each day to drive sales and customer engagement.

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markup
sobreprecio

sobreprecio

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/ˈmɑɹˌkəp/
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the amount added to the price of something to cover overheads and profit

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The boutique applied a 50% markup to all its clothing items to cover operational costs and ensure a healthy profit margin.
Wholesalers typically sell products at a lower markup than retailers, relying on higher sales volumes to achieve profitability.
The restaurant increased its menu prices by a 30% markup to account for rising ingredient costs and maintain its profit margins.
knockoff
(copia pirata)

(copia pirata)

imitación

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/ˈnɑˌkɔf/
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a less expensive and unauthorized copy of something popular

synonymclone
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The counterfeit industry thrives on producing knockoffs of everything from clothing and accessories to electronics and pharmaceuticals.
Consumers should be wary of knockoffs sold at discount stores, as they may not meet the same standards of safety and reliability as genuine products.
The company faced legal action for producing knockoffs of patented gadgets, infringing on intellectual property rights.
loyalty card
(tarjeta de lealtad)

(tarjeta de lealtad)

tarjeta de fidelidad

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/lˈɔɪəlɾi kˈɑːɹd/
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a card given by a business to customers as a reward for their repeat purchases, which can be used to earn discounts on future purchases

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The bookstore's loyalty card offers members exclusive access to author events, book signings, and pre-release offers.
The airline's loyalty card program rewards frequent flyers with miles or points that can be redeemed for free flights, upgrades, or other benefits.
The coffee shop offers a loyalty card to regular customers, giving them a free drink after a certain number of purchases.

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layaway
(reservado)

(reservado)

pago a plazos

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/ˈɫeɪəˌweɪ/
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a purchasing contract by which a retailer agrees to hold merchandise secured by a deposit until the price is paid in full by the customer

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Many consumers prefer layaway for big-ticket items like appliances or electronics, as it allows them to avoid high-interest credit card debt and manage their finances responsibly.
The furniture store offers a layaway plan, allowing customers to reserve a sofa or bed and pay for it gradually over several months.
The jewelry store offers layaway for engagement rings, helping couples finance the purchase of a ring without having to pay for it all upfront.
token
ficha

ficha

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/ˈtoʊkən/
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a piece of paper or a disc of metal or plastic used instead of money as a form of payment or to operate some machines

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The vending machine at the company cafeteria only accepts tokens, which employees receive as part of their meal plan.
The public transit system offers tokens that riders can use instead of cash to board buses and trains.
At the arcade, players use tokens to play the various games, which can be purchased from a token machine at the entrance.
best-before date
(fecha de consumo preferente)

(fecha de consumo preferente)

fecha de caducidad

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/bˈɛstbɪfˌoːɹ dˈeɪt/
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the date until which a product is expected to remain at its optimal quality, but it may still be consumed after this date

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Manufacturers print the best-before date on the packaging to indicate the period during which the product maintains its optimal quality.
The canned soup had a best-before date of December 2023, meaning it should be consumed before the end of the year for best taste and nutritional value.
The yogurt in my fridge had passed its best-before date, so I decided not to eat it.

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cash and carry
(pago y lleva)

(pago y lleva)

cobro y transporte

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/kˈæʃ ænd kˈæɹi/
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a type of retail model where customers pay for goods upfront and transport them from the store themselves

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The florist bought fresh flowers and supplies from a cash and carry market early in the morning to prepare for the busy wedding season.
Unlike traditional supermarkets, cash and carry stores require customers to pay for their purchases immediately and transport the goods themselves.
Many small retailers visit cash and carry warehouses to stock up on inventory because it offers competitive prices and a wide variety of products.

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click and collect
(recoger en tienda)

(recoger en tienda)

click and collect

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/klˈɪk ænd kəlˈɛkt/
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a retail service where customers order products online and pick them up in-store or at a specified location

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To avoid shipping fees, I often use the click and collect feature for my online purchases, picking up my items from the store on my way home from work.
When the new book was released, fans used the bookstore's click and collect service to reserve their copies online and pick them up the same day.
The electronics retailer offers a click and collect option, where customers can purchase items online and pick them up from a nearby store within an hour.

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to outspend
(gastar más que)

(gastar más que)

superar en gastos

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/ˈaʊtˌspɛnd/
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to spend more money than somebody else

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During the holiday season, large corporations often outspend small businesses, attracting more customers with their extensive marketing campaigns.
The campaign manager knew that to win the election, they had to outspend their opponent on television and social media ads.
The billionaire was able to outspend all other bidders at the charity auction, securing the rare artwork for his collection
to undercut
(vender a precios más bajos que)

(vender a precios más bajos que)

vender más barato que

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/ˈəndɝˌkət/
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to demand a lower price than one's rivals

synonymundersell
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The company is currently undercutting prices to increase sales in a tough market.
In a competitive market, businesses may undercut their rivals to attract price-sensitive customers.
While the market was experiencing fluctuations, airlines were actively undercutting fares to attract passengers.
to splurge
(gastarse)

(gastarse)

derrochar

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/ˈspɫɝdʒ/
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to spend a lot of money on something trivial that one does not really need

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On special occasions, individuals often splurge on gifts or experiences.
The family is currently splurging on a tropical vacation for the summer.
The couple has recently splurged on a fancy dinner for their anniversary.
to haggle
regatear

regatear

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/ˈhæɡəɫ/
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to negotiate, typically over the price of goods or services

synonymchaffer
synonymhiggle
synonymhuckster
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The customer skillfully haggled with the car salesperson, eventually securing a more favorable deal on the vehicle.
At the market, she decided to haggle with the vendor to get a better price for the handmade rug.
In some cultures, it's expected that customers will haggle over prices when shopping for certain items.

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to haggle
to outbid
(mejorar la oferta)

(mejorar la oferta)

superar

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/ˈaʊtˌbɪd/
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to offer a higher price than someone else especially in an auction

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The tech company managed to outbid its competitors for the lucrative government contract, securing a major boost to its revenue.
During the charity fundraiser, a generous donor decided to outbid all others to support the cause, winning a weekend getaway package.
At the auction, Sarah was determined to outbid everyone else for the vintage painting, eventually winning it with the highest offer.
to shortchange
devolver de menos

devolver de menos

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/ʃˈɔːɹttʃˈeɪndʒ/
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to give or return less money than the correct amount

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Customers felt shortchanged when the concert was cut short due to technical difficulties, and they received no compensation.
The employee was upset after realizing his paycheck had shortchanged him by omitting several hours of overtime.
The cashier accidentally shortchanged the customer by giving back $5 less than the correct amount of change.
to upsell
(aumentar la venta)

(aumentar la venta)

ofertar un producto mejor

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/ʌpsˈɛl/
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to encourage a customer to buy a more expensive or upgraded version of a product or service, or to add additional items to their purchase

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At a restaurant, a server might upsell by recommending additional side dishes or upgrades to enhance the dining experience.
When buying a new smartphone, the salesperson may attempt to upsell by suggesting a higher-tier model with additional features.
When booking a hotel room, the front desk might attempt to upsell by offering a more luxurious room or additional amenities for a higher price.

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back order
(pedido en espera)

(pedido en espera)

pedido pendiente

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/bˈæk ˈɔːɹdɚ/
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a situation where a product is temporarily out of stock but can be ordered for future delivery

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Due to high demand, the product is frequently on back order.
The company apologized for the inconvenience caused by the back order delay.
They promised to notify me when the item is no longer on back order.

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BOGOF
(promoción de compra uno y otro gratis)

(promoción de compra uno y otro gratis)

compra uno y llévate otro gratis

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/bˈɑːɡɑːf/
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a sales promotion where customers receive an additional product at no extra cost when purchasing one

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The store's BOGOF on all summer clothing attracted a lot of customers looking for a good deal.
Many shoppers look forward to the BOGOF promotions, especially during the holiday season.
The café's BOGOF on coffee drinks every Wednesday brings in a steady stream of regulars.

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retail loss prevention
(prevención de pérdidas en el comercio minorista)

(prevención de pérdidas en el comercio minorista)

prevención de pérdidas en retail

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/ɹˈiːteɪl lˈɔs pɹɪvˈɛnʃən/
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the strategies and measures implemented to minimize theft, shrinkage, or losses within a retail or business environment

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The retail loss prevention department continually monitored transaction data and inventory levels to detect irregularities and potential instances of fraud or employee theft.
The retail loss prevention team conducted regular audits and surveillance to identify and address potential areas of risk within the store.
Retail loss prevention specialists regularly conduct audits and investigations to identify areas of vulnerability and develop strategies to mitigate theft and fraud.

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retail therapy
(terapia minorista)

(terapia minorista)

terapia de compras

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/ɹˈiːteɪl θˈɛɹəpi/
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the act of shopping to improve one's mood or alleviate stress

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Some people turn to retail therapy as a way to lift their mood or alleviate feelings of sadness or anxiety.
The concept of retail therapy suggests that shopping can have therapeutic benefits, providing a temporary escape from life's challenges.
Retailers often capitalize on the idea of retail therapy by promoting special sales or offers designed to encourage consumers to shop for pleasure rather than necessity.

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showrooming
(visita a la tienda antes de comprar)

(visita a la tienda antes de comprar)

showrooming

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/ʃˈoʊɹuːmɪŋ/
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the practice of visiting a physical store to examine a product before purchasing it online, often at a lower price

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The rise of showrooming has prompted retailers to implement strategies to combat it, such as offering price matching or exclusive in-store discounts.
reverse logistics
(gestión de la logística inversa)

(gestión de la logística inversa)

logística inversa

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/ɹɪvˈɜːs lədʒˈɪstɪks/
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the process of managing the return, disposal, or redistribution of products and materials back through the supply chain

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Reverse logistics play a crucial role in sustainability initiatives, as companies seek to minimize waste and maximize the reuse or recycling of products and materials.
In the automotive industry, reverse logistics involves the return of used parts and components for remanufacturing or recycling, reducing the environmental impact of vehicle manufacturing and maintenance.
The e-commerce company developed a comprehensive reverse logistics system to handle product returns efficiently and minimize costs associated with restocking and reshipping.

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retail apocalypse
(crisis del comercio minorista)

(crisis del comercio minorista)

apocalipsis del comercio minorista

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/ɹˈiːteɪl ɐpˈɑːkɐlˌɪps/
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the widespread closure of physical retail stores, often due to shifts in consumer behavior toward online shopping

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The rise of e-commerce giants like Amazon has contributed to a retail apocalypse, leading to the closure of thousands of traditional retail stores across the country.
Many malls and shopping centers have been hit hard by the retail apocalypse, as anchor tenants and smaller retailers struggle to compete with online shopping platforms.
The retail apocalypse has forced traditional retailers to rethink their business models and invest in omnichannel strategies to adapt to changing consumer preferences.

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stock keeping unit
(código de identificación de productos)

(código de identificación de productos)

unidad de mantenimiento de inventario

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/stˈɑːk kˈiːpɪŋ jˈuːnɪt/
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a unique alphanumeric code assigned to each distinct product or item in a retailer's inventory for tracking and management purposes

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retail analytics
(análisis de datos minoristas)

(análisis de datos minoristas)

analítica minorista

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/ɹˈiːteɪl ˌænɐlˈɪɾɪks/
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the use of data analysis and insights to optimize retail operations, improve sales performance, and enhance customer experiences

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Retailers rely on retail analytics to make data-driven decisions that improve overall business performance.
Retailers use retail analytics to track sales performance and identify top-selling products.
With retail analytics, companies can personalize marketing campaigns to target specific customer segments.

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