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When a tested treatment is just as bad as the illness. A new formulation should be sought to create a viable treatment that will actually be helpful.

A compound with flourine and carbon in it. It is aerosol, propellant, coolant, refrigerant, oil, grease, and synthetic polymer. It is safe but can damage the ozone layer so its use is

A clause in a REINSURANCE contract that indicating that the REINSURER will be subject to the same financial fate as the CEDING INSURER. The clause is designed to align the interests of

Assitance for low income parties to get a monthly stipend for food. It is only able to be used at stores that accept it. It is put on a debit card and

The rating system for employee evaluation. It uses good, poor, and excellent ratings. It is used but not all situations fit into the categories every time. It may not reflect the true

A variety of standard IRS-acceptable forms for reporting various types of investment income to the IRS and the investor.

Setting standards, called a style guide, for all forms used within an organization. The style guide covers the research, analysis, design and format, production, and distribution of any form being generated.

A FORWARD PRICE (or rate) for future delivery of an ASSET that is lower than the SPOT PRICE (or rate) for immediate delivery. See also FORWARD PREMIUM.

The price quoted for future delivery of an ASSET under a FORWARD or FUTURE, comprised of the SPOT PRICE and a positive or negative COST OF CARRY; a quoted price may reflect

Fossil fuels are highly concentrated forms of pre-Man sunlight trapped in organic cells. Since the industrial revolution in the mid 19th century to early 20th century, thought to be the reason for

Coins or paper currency with value less than one of a basic currency unit. Such coins are pennies, nickels, dimes, quarters and half dollars in the US. Typically, government-minted.

This monetary union uses the abbreviated ZF after its French name, ‘Zone Franc.’ A union of Benin, Burkina Faso, Cameroon, Central African Republic, Chad, Comoros, Congo, Equatorial Guinea, France, Gabon, Cote d’Ivoire,

Available cash; Part of a firm’s liquid assets.

Only the forces of demand and supply constrain deals of buyers and sellers that they wish to make. Example is a stock market. Also refer to market economy and open market.

A free-trade agreement of two or more countries forming a geographical area edged by the national boundaries of the members.

Operated by volunteers and funded by sponsoring organizations, this is typically a community-based electronic bulleting board system (BBS) type of network providing basic email and internet access.

A company that handles the tasks of preparing goods for transport for a shipper. Transport tracking, document preparation, warehousing. Storage, cargo space booking, negotiating freight charges, consolidating freight, getting insurance, and filing

A term applied to material that crumbles into very small pieces very easily, with very little force, as from a finger or hand. Materials that decompose this way hold a higher danger

Putting most of the fees or cost for a service or job upfront at the start, regardless of being earned. Sometimes considered fraudulent.

An emotional feeling. Occurs when stifled from succeeding due to forces beyond one’s control. These forces are sometimes malicious or deliberate acts to inhibit progress or success. Force majeure causes frustration in