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Take up feeA fee paid to an underwriter in connection with an underwritten rights offering or an underwritten forced conversion. Represents compensation for each share of common stock the underwriter obtains and must resell upon the exercise of rights or conversion of bonds.Take up fee Similar MatchesTake a positionTake a positionTo buy or sell short; that is to own or to owe some amount on an asset or derivative security. Takes priceTakes priceRequiring some price movement or concession on behalf of the initiating party before a trade can be consummated. See: Price give. Take back mortgageTake back mortgageA loan made directly from the seller to the buyer. Take a bathTake a bathTo sustain a loss on either a speculation or an investment. Winner Takes AllWinner Takes AllThe winner takes all phenomena, for digital marketplaces, highlights the notion that markets tend to favor the market leader to such an extent, other competitors can be driven out of the marketplace. This is a result of two issues. The network effects and positive spiral experienced by the market leader, making its product more compelling for the consumer, and the learning curve effect and reduced average costs of the market leader, enabling it to potentially reduce prices to a price point with which competitors cannot compete. Markets will tend to tip, and this is when the winner takes all phenomena comes into play. Further SuggestionsTake a powderTake out Price taker Panel on Takeovers and Mergers Stakeholders Takeover Takes a call hostile takeover Take or pay contract Take Out Commitment take home pay "Take me along" On the take Take a swing City code on takeovers and mergers Price takers Take a flier Takeover target Takedown takeover Hostile takeover Bust up takeover Take off stakeholder pension |
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