lemons

And with low-end bikes the reason there are so many lemons is they are manufactured to be disposable.

What you see as lemons is actually a rare enterprise opportunity (at age 23!) to make lemonade.

Companies in the second category are going to be in the market for lemons.

Say an economy produces only 2 lemons per year and they cost 1 euro, say you devaluate and now the cost 1.5 euro...

You don't understand what a market of lemons is and how it works.

Company A is paying a bit more to purchase an option on skilled employees, Company B is hoping that they don't just get lemons.

If your lemons are more caloric than the average lemon, you're screwed.

The Brits switch to limes because they were cheaper than lemons.

I'll add 1% to the purchase price of the car and reimburse anyone who bought lemons from your little (illegal) scheme.

The next day, the government removes tariffs on lemons only.

Making lemonade out of lemons: Is there a list anywhere that tells you about all of the privacy laws you need to be aware of (eg.

The used bike market as a whole factors in lemons.

As a freelancer you suffer from a "market for lemons" phenomenon, where your rate suffers because there are lots of bad freelancers out there.

Stolen bikes and parts are indeed a major category of "lemons".

Recruiters have a serious "market for lemons" problem.

Lemons with zinc in them are really economic and safe batteries, you can cut them, mash them, and literally make lemonade out of them.