According to the protocol, for the occupation score, those in upper social class included parents, such as senior public officers, large-scale traders, large-scale farmers and professionals.
THE USE OF FUTURES AND OPTIONS MARKETS Market participants in the developed countries make extensive use of futures markets to hedge against short-term price and revenue risk, whereas the developing countries, perhaps with the exception of large-scale traders in international markets, have made relatively little use of these markets.
Market participants in the developed countries make extensive use of futures markets to hedge against short-term price and revenue risk, whereas the developing countries, perhaps with the exception of large-scale traders in international markets, have made relatively little use of these markets.
The central bank was buying bonds to support the Italian bond market on a large scale on Tuesday, traders said.
The man who securitized mortgage bonds on a large scale, the Salomon Brothers trader Lewis Ranieri, claimed in 1984 that his trading desk "made more money than all the rest of Wall Street combined".
And that program is, by any measure, large scale: through next June, these traders will buy roughly $75 billion of Treasuries a month — on top of another $30 billion it is reinvesting in Treasuries from its mortgage-related holdings.
Although they never became large-scale slave traders, preferring instead to incorporate their captives, the Ngoni invaders added to the turmoil.
They range from sole trader handcraft producers to large scale coffee cooperatives.
Distribution channels of packaged soft bread entail large scale distribution for most part (75%%) then there are individual traders and retailers, all over Italy.
But planters needed land on a much larger scale than did traders, and they needed labour in much greater quantities to work the plantations.
"Alyse Rosner: Large Scale Work".
