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Free exitThe assumption that firms are permitted to leave an industry and can do so costlessly. See free entry.Similar MatchesFreeze outFreeze outThe action of pressurizing shareholders with relatively minor amounts of stock to sell their shares after a takeover. Free tradeFree tradeA situation in which there are no artificial barriers to trade, such as tariffs and NTBs. Usually used, often only implicitly, with frictionless trade, so that it implies that there are no barriers to trade of any kind. For a traded homogeneous product, it follows that domestic and world price must be equal. Free asset ratioFree asset ratioThe amount by which a company's assets outweigh its liabilities, expressed as a percentage. Example: A company has assets of £100,000 and liabilities of £80,000. To calculate its free asset ratio:Deduct the liabilities from the assets: £100,000 - £80,000 = £20,000Multiple the result by a hundred: 20,000 x 100 = 2,000,000Divide the result by the assets: 2000,000 / 100,000 = 20Free asset ratio in this case is therefore 20% Morgan Stanley Capital International Pacific Free indexMorgan Stanley Capital International Pacific Free indexA market capitalization-weighted benchmark index made up of equities from Pacific Basin countries. Japan represents about three-fourths of the index. Free trade associationFree trade associationFree Trade Area. Further SuggestionsFree SoftwareNorth American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA) Canada-US Free Trade Agreement free cash flow free assets Free entry Free on board (FOB) Latin American Free Trade Association Free-Rider Free Carrier (FCA) Free capital markets tax free pay freehold free standing additional voluntary contributions Free list Free reserves Risk Free Interest Rate European Free Trade Association Free trade zone Flying freehold Free rider Free of Particular Average Freely floating exchange rate system Duty-free Economic freedom |
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