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interindustry

  • a word derived from industry.
    industry
    noun
    the aggregate of manufacturing or technically productive enterprises in a particular field, often named after its principal product.

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"Until Government data fully recognize all fringe costs, their use for measuring the cost of wage settlements, or for making interindustry cost comparisons, is not only inappropriate but may result in misleading conclusions."

From Time Magazine Archive

Says a league spokesman: "It is the camel's nose in the tent that would lead to eventual interstate branching and interindustry combinations."

From Time Magazine Archive