(n) durable (consumer) goods
(n) street vendor
peddler
hawker
(n) middleman
broker
(n) Ministry of International Trade and Industry
(n) treaty of commerce
(n) an unscrupulous business practice of making sales by posing as an inspector and declaring the need for replacing items
(n) amateurish (dilettantish) business
(n) amateurish (dilettantish) way of doing business
(n) registered trademark
tm
(P)
(n) homeworking scheme (scam)
(n) Ministry of Agriculture and Commerce (Meiji-Taisho)
(n) arms dealer
(n) (unscrupulous) business practices based on an appeal to one's social conscience
(unscrupulous) sales methods used by someone falsely claiming to represent a charitable (social welfare) organization
(n) piggybacking marketing
the method of making sales by jumping on a bandwagon (like that of a boom, popularity, disaster, etc.)
(n) unbranded goods
(n) bargain goods
eye-catching goods
featured product
loss leader
(P)
(n) unscrupulous (crooked, fraudulent) business practices
pernicious sales methods
(n) fraudulent way of business, cajoling people into buying articles for an extremely high price by claiming they will bring good luck
(n) fraudulent sale of exorcism services (to people led to believe that they are possessed by evil spirits)
(n) cross trade
(n) multilevel marketing system
pyramid selling
chain referral
(exp) amateurish and haughty way of doing business
venturing into an unfamiliar line of business (and often failing)
(n) mercantilist
(n) commercial basis
(n) commercial letter of credit
(n) Chamber of Commerce and Industry
(P)
(n) business rival
professional jealousy
(n) stock turnover
(n) thriving business
(n) (former) Ministry of International Trade and Industry (now Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry)
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