Category: E

Equals a stock’s ex-dividend period’s first day. On and after this date until dividend payout date, a buyer of these shares will not earn the dividend yield. Known also as the reinvestment

Constitutional right to not disclose information, given to the government’s executive branch. Typically used to cover national defense and foreign policy. Protects sensitive information under the constitutional doctrine of separation of powers.

Planned, condition-triggered timing for an investor to divest the assets and investment involved in the strategy, and this exit. It can be a planned buyout arrangement or cashing out of a startup

Consumer attitude theory type proposing consumers ranking of products is based on all of the product’s characteristics. Known also as the fishbein model.

Prioritize; do as quickly as possible, but attain the expected outcome; achieve results faster.

1. Accounting details and summarization of all expenses posted by a company in a specific time-period. A detailed report produced monthly, quarterly, or yearly for parts or all of the business. Subsections

When a contract ends that was active between parties.

Finding changes in data but ignoring fluctuations that have no influence. Older data is given less considerations while newer is more important. AKA averaging.

The amount per unit of a chemical that represents its health risk.

A document description language that was started in 1998. It is regulated by the W3C. It allows different computer interact with eachother. It is a subset of ISO language. It gies tags

Money from outside investors and lenders not from the firm’s internal reserves.

A party or risk that is outside standard insurance. It is needed to pay a higher premium or getting less coverage.

Wage higher than market that raises worker morale to achieve higher output and discourage absenteeism and inventory shrinkage.

1. In Economics, this is the measure of responsiveness to an increase or decrease in its price or capability of a good or service to demand and supply of a good or

A clause stating that only fire caused by electrical current and causing damage to appliances is covered.

Merchant account provider, or some other credit card transaction processor using point-of-sale terminals, or a specialized software for online transaction, for submitting and validating credit card transactions See also automatic data capture.

An electronic method of conducting any and all activities that can occur in a face-to-face meeting or telephone conference call. It facilitates participation, problem-solving and decision-making. See also Group Decision Support System

An entity organized for charitable or benevolent purposes. Typically, it is an incorporated body.

Expenses eligible for reimbursement and coverage. Typically medical costs or other charges under the health plan contract.

Equal to the point size of the type. Unit of relative distance in typography traditionally the width of capital (uppercase) letter ‘M’ in the face and point of type being used. Example: