firm offer
a. a subsidiary company controlled by another
b. all forms of man-made obstructions to international trade otherthan tariffs, including prohibitions and quotas, etc.
c. capacity that can move or be moved easily and quickly from place to place
d. of persons, the public, having the money to buy goods and services
e. large-scale public services, such as water and power supplies, road, rail and radio communications, etc. needed to support economic activity, esp. industry, trade and commerce
f. pay back to somebody for the expenses he has spent
g. the theory of the system of developing home industries through duties and other means imposed on competitive imports
h. an offer whose terms and conditions are binding on the offerer
i. what is printed on the outer packing of goods as symbol for identification in the course of transportation
j. a document used for covering possible risks
h
