marketizāˈtion or marketisāˈtion noun (economics)

Conversion into or adoption of a market economy

marˈketize or -ise transitive verb

marˈket-bell noun

1. A bell to give notice of the time of market (Shakespeare)
2. The bell used to signal the end of the day's trading on the New York Stock Exchange

market cross noun

A cross or similar structure set up where a market was formerly held

marˈket-day noun

The fixed day of the week on which a market is held in a particular town, etc

market economy noun

An economy in which prices are determined by competition on the open market without government intervention

market forces plural noun

The combined influences of supply and demand which determine the price and quantity of a product traded

market-garˈden noun

A piece of land on which fruit and vegetables are grown for public sale

market-garˈdener noun

market-garˈdening noun

marˈket-hall or marˈket-house noun

A building in which a market is held

marketing mix noun

The combination of variables (product, price, promotion and place) that determines the demand for a product

market leader noun

1. A company that sells more goods of a specified type than any other company
2. A brand of goods selling more than any other of its kind

marˈket-led adjective

Determined by commercial demand

market maker noun

Since 1986, a broker-dealer on the Stock Exchange

marˈket-making noun

marˈket-man or marˈket-woman noun

A person who sells, buys or works in a market

market overt noun (law)

The sale of goods in open or public view

marˈketplace noun

1. The market-square of a town, etc
2. The world of commercial transactions

market-priceˈ or market-valˈue noun

The current price a commodity, etc will fetch at sale

market profile noun

A description of the significant features, such as age and income, of members of a particular market

market research noun

Research to determine consumers' opinions about a product or service, by conducting interviews, analysing sales figures, etc

market researcher noun

market share noun

The percentage of the total market sales of a product attributable to a firm in a given period

market square noun

The open space in a town where markets are or were formerly held

marˈket-town noun

A town having the privilege of holding a regular public market

go to market (Aust informal)

To become very angry and violent

in the market for

Wanting to buy

on the market

1. Available for buying
2. On sale