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shakeout [Am ˈʃeɪkˌaʊt, Brit] N

shakeout

reorganización f

shakeout

racionalización f

a shakeout in the financial markets

una conmoción en los mercados financieros

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The stores closed during the discount store shakeout of 1973.

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A massive industry shakeout resulted.

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The shakeout should begin within five years, the firm says.

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Another factor that could boost prices, he said, would be a shakeout of higher cost producers should copper prices remain rangebound.

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Approximately 750 were built and sold in the first year, despite a recession and a devastating aviation industry shakeout.

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Many hedge funds are also closing down amid the biggest industry shakeout since the financial crisis.

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In the current global shakeout in the dairy industry, it might be worthwhile hanging on to that industry at least until the shakeout is over.

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This shakeout will also help serve the preferences of hosting customers.

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There will be a shakeout, or there will be some brand new model that comes by.

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Mobile is getting to the point where we're seeing consolidation and shakeout.

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