Significados de reverse auction en inglés

Earlier, atyourprice.in had tried to sell tickets through a reverse auction mode.

Net auctioneer Priceline.com has a patent on its business model, a "name your price" reverse auction.

The national Portuguese debt agency also weighed in, offering to buy back bonds in a reverse auction next week.

Having lobbied for consideration of the reverse auction scheme, the Minerals Council of Australia welcomed Turnbull's announcement on Tuesday.

Before the bond sale, Portugal will also hold a reverse auction to buy back bonds maturing in April and June.

In this round, called a reverse auction, broadcasters competed to give up spectrum to the FCC for the lowest price.

You could also consider reverse auction sites, such as Shiply, which claims to offer discounts of up to 75%.

The project is in addition to the 650MW of large-scale renewable energy developments to be funded through the Victorian government's reverse auction process.

The names of the TV broadcasters that are participating in the reverse auction will not be revealed by the FCC during the auction.

It does this through a reverse auction -people nominate how cheaply they believe they can reduce emissions and bureaucrats choose the cheapest bids.

Through the mechanism -dubbed a reverse auction -developers would bid projects to utilities similar to the regular solicitation process, but with some differences.

Dutch carbon emissions exchange Climex will hold a reverse auction of 40,000 voluntary carbon credits at an unspecified date in May.

Woolston said Thursday he licensed the concept of reverse auctions to one of Priceline's chief rivals.

It said it would hold three reverse auctions a week, with the first purchase scheduled for Aug. 8.

The cash is distributed through reverse auctions, with the cheapest cuts proposed winning contracts and the right to generate carbon credits.

It's an online system that lets the Navy hold eBay-esque reverse auctions to buy services electronically from companies big and small.