Glossary entry

German term or phrase:

Markteinführungshilfen

English translation:

(market) launching aid; market entry aid

Added to glossary by Stephan Elkins
Jan 5, 2007 20:52
17 yrs ago
German term

Markteinführungshilfen

German to English Bus/Financial Economics Economic policy
Schaffung von Produktstandards, *Markteinführungshilfen* und fiskalische Instrumente zur Produktinnovation, staatliche Beschaffungspolitik und Forschungspolitik spielen zusammen, um ... zu erreichen.

There is most certainly a common term. Can anybody help?
I would appreciate it!

Discussion

David Hollywood Jan 6, 2007:
Having read your comments, I would go with "market entry subsidies/grants"

Export Market Development Grants (Grants Entry Requirements) Determination 2002 ... first-time applicants for EMDG grants meet grants entry requirements. ...
www.comlaw.gov.au/.../Legislation/LegislativeInstrument1.ns...
Stephan Elkins (asker) Jan 5, 2007:
More context: Thanks a lot for your suggestions so far! Maybe a little more context might be helpful? "Markteinführungshilfe" in the sense used in the text refers, for instance, to a government providing a subsidy (like "Beihilfe") to promote the dissemination of of a new technology. I assume "tools" would be more in the general sense of an instrument, one of which could be a subsidy. Thus, tools would be a more general category. "Marketing" probably refers more to the company level than to the level of overall economy. "Market entry aid" or "aid for market entry" or something like that might be appropriate, but I cannot find the term anywhere. Since the EU and the Germany government dish out "Markteinführungshilfen" all the time, there's bound to be an "official" term out there.

Proposed translations

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market entry tools

a possibility

Market Entry Tools for Halal Products and Services: A New Spin On Some Old Ideas Presented by Dr. Floyd A. Young, Esq. June 20th Putrajaya, Malaysia, ...
www.halaljournal.com/artman/publish/article_328.shtml - 51k - Cached - Similar pages

Note from asker:
I apologize for being late. Apparently, the "automatic point rewarding system" was faster. Your suggestion would probably work as "market entry aid" depending on context. It appears that "launching aid" is more common thought. Gert got me on the ridht track in this respect. Anyway, thanks for your help! The term "launch" was a good lead. Gert got me on the right track though with his suggestion "launching aid". Thanks a lot!
Peer comment(s):

agree erika rubinstein
4 mins
thanks erika :)
agree Friderike Butler
40 mins
thanks Friderike but in light of new context probably something like "market entry subsidies/grants" :)
agree DDM
2 days 53 mins
thanks Daniel :)
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market launch tools

is my tip
Note from asker:
I apologize for being late. Apparently, the "automatic point rewarding system" was faster. The term "launch" was a good lead. Gert got me on the right track though with his suggestion "launching aid". Thanks a lot!
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German term (edited): Markteinführungshilfe

marketing aid

http://www.squeezeopen.com/marketing_aid.htm
http://www.boston.com/business/articles/2006/07/23/a_marketi...
etc.

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Note added at 2 hrs (2007-01-05 23:10:18 GMT)
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According to the additional context, launching aid might be worth considering, too:
"(T)he launching aid granted to producers' groups having as their object mutual aid between holdings satisfies the provisions of Article 10 of the Regulation."
http://eur-lex.europa.eu/LexUriServ/LexUriServ.do?uri=CELEX:...
Note from asker:
"Launching aid", indeed, appears to be an interesting lead. I'll check on it. Thanks!
I apologize for being late. Apparently, the "automatic point rewarding system" was faster. Your suggestion "launching aid" got me on the right track. Thanks a lot!
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