COLD CALLING
(1). Visiting a prospect who likely does not know the visitor, without a prior appointment. (2). Calling a prospect who likely does not know the caller, for a sales appointment. Known also
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(1). Visiting a prospect who likely does not know the visitor, without a prior appointment. (2). Calling a prospect who likely does not know the caller, for a sales appointment. Known also
1. In Purchasing, this is an agreement to freeze the maximum limit, ceiling or cap, and/or the minimum limit, or floor. 2. In Investing:, this is a provision in a stock-swap acquisition
Group’s steps or actions while working toward a common goal. When individuals engage in collective action, the strength of the group’s resources, knowledge and efforts combines all parties to more readily achieve
A ratio involving loss and expense. It is used in underwriting when the ratio is less than 100%. If the ratio is over 100% than a gain is incurred.
A company with an asset that is made to create profit. Income left over is given to employees and shareholders. It can also be reinvested.
When two or more people are injured in an accident.
A duty rate that a market adopts for trading. It is place on imports from other countries or markets.
A co-signer on a mortgage who is individually or jointly liable for the repayments on a loan for the entire amount. The individual shares ownership of the property with one or more
The risk that occurs due to the operation process due to both internal and external factors. The risks must be covered by the investors.
Comparing prices before shopping to get the best price. It is done on many big ticket items.
Selling between two countries that doesn’t involve money but goods. AKA countertrade.
How well a offering meets its customers needs.
A plan to help a company get the competitive edge against their rival. Its a long term strategy used to discredit the other firm.
A shipment tht is sent by a beneficiary of a L/C to fulfill its requirements.
A CAPITAL MARKETS financing instrument, such as a BOND or NOTE, that contains embedded COMPLEX OPTIONS or COMPLEX SWAPS that alter RISK and return/YIELD characteristics in unique ways. Since complex structured products
The difference between the returned earned on an investment and the one that wasn’t chosen. AKA data compression.
Estimatig future value by adding compoud interest rates.
1. forces that cursh a material squeezing it. 2. combining two or more departments in one. 3. AKA data compression.
An industry with few large firms. Refer to fragmented industry.
A portrayal of the expectations of an item manufactured for consumption.
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