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concession

[kuhn-sesh-uhn] / kənˈsɛʃ ən /


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That was the arrangement for South Korea, which pledged $350 billion of U.S. investments, plus commitments to buy American energy and other concessions, in return for tariffs dropping to 15% for most of its exports.

From The Wall Street Journal

Brain Dead Studios in the Fairfax District also hosts film screenings throughout the month, and don’t sleep on the concession stand, Breijo tells me.

From Los Angeles Times

“If you look at some of the writings of how to operate a successful amusement park, they looked at things like the live entertainment and dancing, whereas rides were lumped in with other concessions.”

From The Wall Street Journal

Greens lawmaker Benjamin Lucas-Lundy warned the Socialists Friday that a few concessions "do not make progress".

From Barron's

From Wall Street’s point of view, the fallout from their limited price concessions was manageable, while averting the threat of very steep tariffs or a more aggressive effort to regulate prices was a substantial benefit.

From The Wall Street Journal