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A phase of the real estate or business cycle characterized by the dramatic short-term increase in the supply of available units in a given market (due to economic growth and increasing construction activity) as a response to increasing and/or pent-up demand and rising price levels. Expected value (EV) The sum of the weighted averages of all possible outcomes of a probability distribution. ...
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of an existing enterprise: a complex of construction works and technical and organization arrangements connected with construction of additional production sites at the operating enterprises and also with construction of new and enlargement of some existing workshops and the main, subsidiary and servicing grounds on the territory of the operating enterprises of their adjoining grounds for the purpose of creating additional and new capacities. ...
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A facility's capability to produce or operate beyond its existing capacity, excluding repairs or renovations that do not increase capacity.
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A firm usually expands to gain the benefits that normally accompany large-scale production. These include lower net costs of production, the chance to attract or headhunt the best managerial talent available, reduced advertising costs, the possibility of attracting larger investment, cheaper bank charges and of course the possibility of increased profits. A firm may expand organically by expanding its product lines or inorganically through acquisitions and mergers. :: CRH, Enterprise Ireland
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