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- exit barrier UK US noun [C] COMMERCE, ECONOMICS► BARRIER TO EXIT(Cf. ↑barrier to exit)
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barrier to exit — ˌbarrier to ˈexit barriers to exit PLURALFORM noun [countable] ECONOMICS COMMERCE something that makes it difficult or expensive for a company to stop being involved in a type of business, or for a customer to end a business arrangement : •… … Financial and business terms
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