HARD MANUFACTURING
Using fixed production equipment to make large amounts of a product. It cannot be easily moved to make room for a new product.
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Using fixed production equipment to make large amounts of a product. It cannot be easily moved to make room for a new product.
Changing differences on different measurements and procedures or schedules to make them unicorm and compatible.
A recruitement angency that finds personnel and make them a candidate for a job.
Equipment transfering heat form one item to another. It can be a readiator. Refer to heat sink.
A market with falling or non changing prices due to buyer shortages. It shows investor uncertainty.
1. insurance term for a rule acceptance of insurance risk as long as extended cover exists. 2. AKA direct covered.
The unit of frequency per cycle. It can be in kilo hertz or mega hertz or giga hertz.
The power structure and authority that increases at higher levels in the hierarchy. The person at the top is most powerful and makes the final decision.
The cutting edge technology that can be outdated tomorrow.
A BOND issued by a firm with a SUBINVESTMENT GRADE CREDIT RATING (i.e., below BBB by Standard and Poor
A phrase that describes a trade so it shows up on a ticker. I was stared when ticker tape or ribbon was used.
A party that won’t leave a property after their lease.
The agency a health care plan uses for services.
An item that is the same as others in the group. It is the opposite of homogeneous.
A company that trades in exports of products from different producers.
Health insurance for hospital costs. The insured must pay a monthly fee for private insurance. Federal or state employees do not.
A network combining market and regulated ECNs.
The labor that is exploited in a country. A country with large factor endowments are better off.
A transaction that won’t settle on the date contracted. It happens when parties disagree on the quality of items delivered.
Insurance for all family members and their medical costs.