1) Before the Single European Act was drafted, (придаточное обстоятельство времени) economists were pointing out that member state economies would have to behave more like each other - a process known as convergence - if they were collectively to realise their full potential. (придаточное обстоятельство условия) 2) EU countries agreed on a system of 'multilateral surveillance', or monitoring, to watch out for situations (придаточное обстоятельство цели) where one member state's decisions on budgetary policy might have adverse effects on the economies of other member states. (придаточное определительное) 3) Generally it is described as any kind of business transaction where information is exchanged electronically. (придаточное определительное) 4) To some people it means shopping at a website and buying products online, to other people it means just designing a web page in a way to increase the customers' interest. (придаточное обстоятельство цели) 5) Electronic trading, in which a supplier provides goods or services to a customer in return for payment (придаточное определительное) is just one special case of electronic commerce. 6) So ecommerce includes, besides of interacting with customers electronically, all the things a "normal" business would also need. (придаточное определительное) 7) An example in the business-to-business category would be a company that uses an electronic way for ordering from its suppliers, receiving invoices and making payments. (придаточное определительное) 8) The following list describes of what may be the main advantages of e-commerce. (придаточное дополнение) 9) – lower transaction costs (if an e-commerce site is organized well (придаточное обстоятельство условия), you won't even need any office equipment - however, it is rather seldom
1. The cobbler exchanges shoes for corn in the belief that other suppliers would accept corn in exchange for whatever the cobbler demands later. 2.Corn represents a way of deferring purchasing power yet conserving that power until consumption is desired. 3. A firm would be in a much safer position if it had a range of products at different stages of the product life cycle. 4. A firm must ensure that it pays attention to each of the 4P's and ensures that they are consistent with each other. 5. If the firm is a large monopoly producer facing-no potential competitors and making a high-status, well established product it may be able to charge high prices and make super normal profits. 6.. If a firm introduced a new innovative product it may choose to charge a high price, hoping that consumers who like to be seen to be the first to buy a product will be prepared to pay the price.
2) EU countries agreed on a system of 'multilateral surveillance', or monitoring, to watch out for situations (придаточное обстоятельство цели) where one member state's decisions on budgetary policy might have adverse effects on the economies of other member states. (придаточное определительное)
3) Generally it is described as any kind of business transaction where information is exchanged electronically. (придаточное определительное)
4) To some people it means shopping at a website and buying products online, to other people it means just designing a web page in a way to increase the customers' interest. (придаточное обстоятельство цели)
5) Electronic trading, in which a supplier provides goods or services to a customer in return for payment (придаточное определительное) is just one special case of electronic commerce. 6) So ecommerce includes, besides of interacting with customers electronically, all the things a "normal" business would also need. (придаточное определительное)
7) An example in the business-to-business category would be a company that uses an electronic way for ordering from its suppliers, receiving invoices and making payments. (придаточное определительное)
8) The following list describes of what may be the main advantages of e-commerce. (придаточное дополнение)
9) – lower transaction costs (if an e-commerce site is organized well (придаточное обстоятельство условия), you won't even need any office equipment - however, it is rather seldom
accept corn in exchange for whatever the cobbler demands later.
2.Corn represents
a way of deferring purchasing power yet conserving that power until consumption
is desired.
3. A firm would be
in a much safer position if it had a range of products at different stages of
the product life cycle.
4. A firm must ensure that it pays attention to each
of the 4P's and ensures that they are consistent with each other.
5. If the firm is a large monopoly producer facing-no potential competitors and
making a high-status, well established product it may be able to charge high
prices and make super normal profits.
6.. If a firm introduced a new innovative product it may choose to
charge a high price, hoping that consumers who like to be seen to be the first
to buy a product will be prepared to pay the price.