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COMPRESSION STRENGTH

How much stacking fiberboard can take before it breaks. It is printed on the container. AKA compression resistance, compressive strength, or crush resitance.

CONCENTRATED MARKETING

Focusing on the market niche for growth. Refer to differentiated marketing and undifferentiated marketing.

CONDOMINIUM FEE

A fee charged monthly by the owners association for condos. The maintenance and security is in this fee. The amount is set by the association and the expenses.

CONFLICT

Friction that happens when incompatible parties or differences.

CONGRESSIONAL BUDGET OFFICE

An agency that reports data about the federal budget for congress members. It gives an accuarate set of information to make good decisions about money and tax policy. Its a nonpartisan entity

CONSIGNEE MARK

Symbols on packages that help them be easily identified and categorized.

CONSTANT RETURNS TO SCALE

A process that doesn’t change the scale. The increase and decrease occur at the same rate. It is a show off efficiency. Refer to declining returns to scale and economies of scale.

CONSUMER AND BUSINESS LENDING INITIATIVE

A government program that lets the Treasury department fund $1 trillion in loans for investors. It is used as collateral and backed by credit cards, car, or loan. It is used to

CONTINGENCY FUND

A fund set aside for expenses due to disaster. AKA contingency reserve.

CONTRACT ADMINISTRATION

Administrative functions related to dealing with contracts, like 1) request to bid, 2) evaluating bid, 3) allotment of contract, 4) Implementing contract, 5) measuring completed work, and 6) computing payments. It also

CONTRACT GRADE

Characteristic of merchandise which can be transferred against any future deal, according to standard of future exchange based on which the merchandise is traded.

CONTRACT THEORY

Depending on the assumption that deals exist to define the anticipations of the primary while offering a clear explanation of how an agent would benefit provided the expectations are met and contains

CONTRACTUAL PORT OF LOADING

Not a genuine port for loading but is assumed as such in order to compute haulage charges or/and tariff for inland. Also known as commercial port of loading.

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