EXOGENOUS VARIABLE
An external, independent variable having affect on a model, but not affected by the model. The model builder specified the variable but set no qualitative characteristics or value generation method. An exogenous
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An external, independent variable having affect on a model, but not affected by the model. The model builder specified the variable but set no qualitative characteristics or value generation method. An exogenous
A theory of INTEREST RATES indicating that the expectations of investors influence the TERM STRUCTURE of rates. Thus, if investors expect future rates will be higher than current rates, the YIELD CURVE
A method of economic forecasting. The technique of adding consumption, government spending, investment and exports together as a measure of gross domestic product (GDP).
Primary credit-reporting bureaus. One of the three best known.
Commentary that is made to clear up a subject to make linkages clear in a concept. Refer to definition and description.
An allowance for domestic companies to export.
Group policy rule that pays life insurance benefits if the insured party is disabled from the time premiums are not paid until that person dies. It is also paid if the person
A party that interacts with an organization and influence performance but do not control things directly.
A financial statement that tells outside parties the firm’s position and their results. They give detailed information to help with decision making and management.
The dangerous 364 chemicals the EPA lists on its website including firstaid procedures.
1. the way several peripherals are connected to the computer. A cable is used to do this. The device responds the information or commands sent to it. This is done via daisychain
Making raw data from sources to get better information. It is more useful than a single source of data.
The date when an agreement is signed. It can be pre or post dated on the actual signing date.
A mechanism for computing COUPON payments/receipts on a FIXED INCOME security. Day count conventions, which vary by instrument, market, and country, are based on the period between coupon payments, the number of
The time a company gets to repay its debts.
The space between the floor and the ceiling or between walls that face eachother.
When the supply is low and is having difficulty meeting its demand.
Exchanging the debt for the investment bond price.
When a bank account is owned by a now dead person. It is frozen while it awaits for instructions from the executor. Issues about heirs and creditors are considered at this time.
The last stage in a products life that has declining sales and less customers. It is caused by obsolescence, customer changes, competition, or new requirements.