What does the term "Pan-" mean when you're talking about Pan-European market? Does it mean all the contiguous European countries plus outlying countries like Scandanavia or what? I'm trying to understand where you would use European vs. Pan-European.

Thanks. Sorry for the serious post.


And no cracks about cooking or anything corner-ish. I need to get this stupid press release written. Thanks

 

pan-
pref.

1. All: panorama.
2. also Pan- Involving all of or the union of a specified group: Pan-Hellenic.
3. General; whole: panleukopenia.

 

What ya cookin' there red???

 

Pancakes




























ooooops sorry Kath it slipped

 

to Mom. Shame on you for not obeying Kathy's request.

 

Pan-European means "the whole of Europe" or "Across Europe". It just gives a sense of being more than something that is described as European.

An American company launching a product in London could say that this is their European strategy. If they were to launch in London, Paris, Frankfurt, Oslo etc. this would be considered a Pan-European strategy .....

 

I think James is lying...

 

No I am not !!!!

Why would I lie to Kathy ...... ???

If you had asked the question of course I would lie, but not to Kathy !!!

 

Actually, I know that a) you're not lying and b) you would think twice about lying to Kathy. I just wanted to c) your reaction!

 

Did I pass the test then ?????