ANNUAL SALES CHANGE
A companies yearly sales change due to market behaviors. Or a readjustment of original sales prices on a statement.
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A companies yearly sales change due to market behaviors. Or a readjustment of original sales prices on a statement.
When the first payment is due to the annuitant or benificiary.
When one party abandons their part of a contract when it is breached.
Policies and regulations that restrict the formation of OLIGOPOLY or MONOPOLY power in order to promote free market competition.
A public plea for forgiveness to undo some damage. A payment or offer can also make ammend by publishing correct information and renouncing previous claims.
Grouping two or more programs to do a specific operation.
1. an evaluation done to determine an items worth. 2. when an appraiser assesses market value, estimates damage, and determines loss. It is written and effects the value of the property. AKA
When the best in an organization or employee is sought out.
A bid on a specific brand. No subsititutions are accepted.
A furnace that creates heat with electric current. Metal scrap or electrodes are used in this proces.
1. Backing up files on a computer. Refer to archives. 2. To store documents for long term use. 3. The archives building.
The transaction is completed for commercial reasons with no advantages or accomodations for either party.
A computerized practice run of a real life even. Refer to cellular automata.
A standard of email code exchanges. The ascii code is used to protect privacy.
A security that is payable on a further call. The UK calls this a partly paid security.
The way accountants estimate total profits on an asset over at least 20 years. This is compared to the book value and gain or loss is posted based on any difference.
Exchanging one type of an asset for another to get better asset liability matching.
Using the LIBOR curve and a bonds yield to assess bond risk.
When a lender directly gets payments for a loan from the property mortgaged in the case of default.
When insurers get together to write large risk insurance and split expense and premiums. Refer to risk.
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