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| e-commerce | Buying and selling products or services over the Internet |
| enterprise zones | Areas that suffer from lack of employment opportunities |
| gross lease | A lease in which the tenant pays rent each month for the space occupied, and the landlord covers all property expenses for that space |
| industrial park | A section of land that is zoned for industrial businesses only |
| inventory | The products and the materials needed to make the products that a business sells to its customers |
| landlord | The person who owns and rents out buildings or space |
| net lease | A lease in which the landlord pays building insurance and the tenant pays rent, taxes, and any other expenses |
| percentage lease | A lease in which the tenant pays a base rent each month, and the landlord also receives a percentage of the tenant's revenue each month |
| quote | An estimate of how much you will pay for merchandise or services |
| reorder point | A predetermined level of inventory that signals when new stock should be ordered |
| tenant | Person who pays rent to occupy space owned by someone else |
| trade area | The area from which a business expects to attract customers |
| vendors | Companies that sell products and services to businesses |
| visual merchandising | The process of combining products, environments, and spaces into an appealing display to encourage the sale of products or services |
