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What is B2G or business-to-government? Definition and examples

What is B2G or business-to-government? Definition and examples

Updated on Jul 1, 2025 at 18:29

B2G, which stands for business-to-government, refers to the business relationship a company can have with a government institution. It commonly refers to the offering of products, services, or information online. However, we use the term for traditional business procedures too. We also call this way of doing business B2A, which stands for business-to-administration. The term

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What is a zombie company? Definition and Meaning

What is a zombie company? Definition and Meaning

Updated on Jun 27, 2025 at 3:45

A zombie company (or zombie firm, living‑dead firm) is one that cannot stand on its own feet. It survives only because creditors roll over its loans at below‑market rates or because governments, directly or indirectly, prop it up. Most can just cover the interest on their debts; very few make enough cash to pay the

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What is zone pricing? Definition and examples

What is zone pricing? Definition and examples

Updated on Jun 27, 2025 at 2:20

Zone pricing is the process of establishing prices for products and services depending on where people buy them. If a consumer buys something in Zone A and then the same thing in Zone B, they may have to pay different prices. A company may use a zone pricing system to pay for transportation costs. In

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