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Barrier optionsOption contracts with trigger points that, when crossed, automatically generate buying or selling of other options. These are exotic options.Barrier options Similar MatchesBarrierBarrier1. Any impediment to the international movement of goods, services, capital, or other factors of production. Most commonly a trade barrier. 2. An entry barrier. Barrier warrantBarrier warrantA warrant with an additional 'barrier' clause in the terms. Usually the warrant will expire when a barrier level is breached. Barrier(s) To EntryBarrier(s) To EntryBarrier to Entry refers to the costs incurred for a new entrant to enter a marketplace. Examples include fixed costs such as the development of a factory (for traditional manufactured goods), branding and lock-in established by current competitors in the form of switching costs. Barriers to entry can also refer to any "hidden" cost established to reduce freedom of choice. Thus traditional retailing environments, that rely on geography as a competitive advantage, are building barriers to entry to those not in close proximity to their customer base. Technical barrier to tradeTechnical barrier to tradeA technical regulation or other requirement (for testing, labeling, packaging, marketing, certificaiton, etc.) applied to imports in a way that restricts trade. Trade barrierTrade barrierAn artificial disincentive to export and/or import, such as a tariff, quota, or other NTB. Further SuggestionsEntry barrier |
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