seller’s market

Definitions

Accounting

• noun a market where the seller can ask high prices because there is a large demand for the product.

Commerce

• noun
  (written as seller's market)
  a market where the seller can ask high prices because there is a large demand for the product.

Construction

• (written as seller's market)
  A condition in which demand for goods is greater than supply, thereby giving sellers the upper hand in negotiations.

Economics

• noun
  (written as seller's market)
  a market where shares, commodities or products are sold at higher prices because there is less stock available than the buyers want.

Travel

• noun a market where a person selling goods or a service can ask high prices because there is a large demand for the product.

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Contexts for “seller’s market”

5 definitions in context
• Accounting
• Commerce
• Construction
• Economics
• Travel