EXECUTORY COST
Executory contract servicing expenses. An example is paying excise tax on a leased car.
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Executory contract servicing expenses. An example is paying excise tax on a leased car.
A statement of self-identification and intent by the grantor in the opening clause of a will. The grantor introduces him/herself as the person whose will this is, identifies his/her residence at the
The EXPECTED VALUE, or MEAN, of a statistical loss distribution function. The loss distribution function may be created to compute credit losses, INSURANCE losses, or other financial losses.
1. Using known paid expenses for goods and services to determine one’s budget. 2. Using known paid expenses for goods and services to generate a financial plan.
Post-purchase and consumption evaluation of the way a service was provided. Points of courtesy, attention, and satisfaction are weighed.
Knowledge that is recorded and expressed. It is easy to share and store. It can be in books or on the internet. It is the opposite of tacit knowledge.
A company that is a sales agent to distribute for exporters. It is for international business.
Electronic trading that happens after normal trading sessions. It can be done by anyone while it used to be for market makers or firms. They also buy and sell stock during these
The way people behave based on their perceptions and reactions. It compares how different people react to the same situation.
How a firm relates shown in a web drawing. It involves competitors, customers, and suppliers to name a few.
Acting that starts from outside influence instead of from feelings.
The amount of money a taxpayer has on income from wages, interest, and other income minus what is taken out be taxes and other deductions such as FICA.
Environment-related government agency restriction on quantities of waste water discharges, rates of discharge, and concentrations of waste material.
An area of the YIELD CURVE that is deemed to be financially attractive (i.e., CHEAP) and where profits can be generated by simply ROLLING DOWN THE CURVE.
Something employing low-voltage current and solid state integrated circuits or components. Typically a device or technology for transmission and/or processing of analog or digital data. See also electronics.
Text, graphics, or spreadsheets generated by computer on any media or device for any electronic processing, including EDI. Electronically stored documents follow no format or readability requirements except when retrieve for human-use.
A collection of data, managed and processed to become information. It is collection by electronic processes. Known also as machine readable record.
Slang for investment plans with an extraordinary number of volume trades. An example is an employee contribution pension plan. A catch phrase for various similar plans
Total amount of money on-hand plus the amount of cash a bank has in a local Federal Reserve Bank. Total of hard Cash available to a US bank.
Harmful, poisonous agent or substance. Examples are mercury compounds, heavy metals, and radiation. These inhibit embryo development, retarding growth, or even terminating life.
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