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Something bought for what it is used to make.
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Something bought for what it is used to make.
A scale for wind speed. It starts at 0 and ends at 12. Waves are observed to detect speed. Its named after Sir Francis Beaufort.
When a securities price changes are an indicator of the market.
The right to get annuity payments as long as the party lives.
How a company determines their status in a fiscal period. The gross income and operational costs are used in this calculation.
The best way to treat hazardous waste that commercial services offer.
Refer to proof beyone a reasonable doubt.
The index that measure purchasing power between currencies. The economist publishes the data in spring.
A list of items for sale. It could also be a promise that is misleading to the buyer.
The number system computers use. 1s and 0s are the only two digits computed. It is the foundation of digital technology.
Any living activity that is produced by an organism. It is the opposite of abiotic.
When water is polluted with waste. Refer to gray water.
A plan that is so advanced it will cause a competitive failure.
The most insurance a company can write in a block.
Making hollow molds by heating plastic inside two pieces of the mold. The inside is filled with air. Refer to injection molding.
Nonverbal communications sent by a person to another person. AKA kinesic communications. Refer to nonverbal communication.
A firm that gives bonds for a first party to a second party.
The demand supply ratio in financial books compared to the amount shipped out of inventory. It measures efficienty and weakness.
When information or a document is made in digital form and not through digitized scanning.
A NEW ISSUE of DEBT or EQUITY securities where the LEAD MANAGER and participating UNDERWRITERS commit to purchasing the entire block and then distributing through their own investor bases. The issuer is