EXECUTORY TRUST
An unfinished trust, missing instructions for the trustor. Known also as imperfect trust or incompletely constituted trust. Refer to executed trust.
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An unfinished trust, missing instructions for the trustor. Known also as imperfect trust or incompletely constituted trust. Refer to executed trust.
Synonymous to scaling. Computer system characteristic that is the ability to increase capability while retaining or increasing response time and throughput performance. Such a system can accommodate additions to its capacity and
Mortality-table-based prediction of the likely, time-bound frequency of illness or injury to a specific group of people.
Money allocated and advanced to an employee to cover expect expenses. These expense are expected to be incurred for things considered necessary to make sales or to get a job done. The
The firsthand involvement used to teach rather than lecturing or teaching in a secondhand way.
1.how a plan is broken down into its smaller parts for subplans. 2. expressing something in a chart to clarify its subparts.
A free trade zone for developing country to promote exports. Incentives are offered to do the same as well. AKA development economic zone or special economic zone.
Insurance for extending the loss of income after business starts.
The way a creditor makes a claim on a business should the business not be able to pay. They are safe from claims if it happens by an outside partner. It is
Confirming business transactions and documents by a third party that is usually an auditor.
The quality of being socially comfortable. It is also spelled as extraversion.
The actual INTEREST RATE an investor earns on an investment after taking into account fees, actual price paid, and AMORTIZATION of PRINCIPAL or ACCRETION OF DISCOUNT. See also EFFECTIVE RATE.
Weekly report. Concerns US natural gas reserves stored underground. Energy Information Administration (EAI) issues the report. Used to predict natural gas price shifts.
Chosen coverage or payments as a part of insurance or employment. Choice can also be for how the benefits are applied when use of the benefit occurs. Payments can be lump sum
A process of billing and collecting from customers through the use of the Internet or any other form of electronic communication. The billing may be done directly by the firm through its
Commercial website that provides coordination and synchronization services to electronic commerce (ecommerce) its users or partners.
Retailing done electronically: purchases, including grocery and supermarket items. The execution of commerce specifically for retail.
Elevator collision insurance. This coverage is included in business liability insurance policies to covers damage to elevators. Covers personal possessions and the building that houses the elevator, as well as any other
Securities that BANKS are allowed to purchase, hold, and trade on a direct basis, including GOVERNMENT BONDS and AGENCY SECURITIES. Those ruled ineligible under standing regulations must often be traded through a
Situation requiring immediate attention and remedial action. Involves injury, loss of life, damage to the property, or catastrophic interference with the normal activities. A sudden, unexpected, or impending situation.
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