GLOBAL RISK
External risk to world-wide environment; outside the influence of a single country’s government.
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External risk to world-wide environment; outside the influence of a single country’s government.
An ability or willingness to combine different objectives of different entities toward common or diverse goals with in a designated time period.
Securities associated with gold like those for gold mining, refining, and selling are the focus of most or all of the resources this type of mutual fund invests. Known also as precious
A reason for doing something based on natural affection, generosity, love, or moral duty. This reason is insufficient to judge a commercial contract or promise enforceable as it lacks valid, valuable, and
Loan agreement point that a borrower cam skip installments if the borrower prepaid some of the loan. The skipped installments can not exceed the amount prepaid.
Metric system weight unit. Equals 1/1000th (one one-thousandth) of a kilogram, about 0.35 ounce, 0.02 pound, or 15.43 grains equivalence in the decimal system.
An organization’s position with an investment bank renders these stocks ineligible for trade. Ongoing matters of acquisitions and mergers of companies push stocks onto the gray list and are not traded by
1. In Law, this is (1) a complaint due to injury, injustice, or wrong. (2) The injustice itself. 2. In HR, this is a specific complaint. It is a formal employee notice
(Sales revenue minus Cost of sales) divided by Sales revenue calculates this value.
Total amount of monies taken in from sales, asset interest, and any rents, minus monies taken in from the sale of assets or an employee withholding tax. Typically done before deducting expenses.
Entity providing accommodations, sight seeing, or local transportation to incoming passengers. Known also as purveyor.
A sector of the economy that is growing faster than the economy. AKA sunrise industry.
Laws about nonforfeiture and value that are standard. The NAIC committee developed the laws, specifically Alfred Guertin in 1947.
Slang term for a broker that is searching for the next big thing.
A European term for a room rate with breakfaste only and one extra meal. AKA demi board rate, demi pension rate, half borad rate, or modified american plan. Refer to en pension
A discount or price that a retailer gives to sell a product. Additional work that needs to be done by the retailer.
A currency that is stable and have investor’s confidence. It is payment without extreme rate changes.
Stocks and bonds that are not easily found for trade.
A job evaluation system that uses know how, problem solving, and accountability. It focuses on ideas that are universally applicable. The three systems are technical know how, management know how, or human
A party that is accredited by the professional body in the study. It is governmentaly licensed to do health care work. Refer to medical practitioner.