LINE POSITION
An organization’s chain-of-command job position accountable for the organization’s resources decisions to generate revenue and achieve organizational objectives. Also refer to line and staff management.
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An organization’s chain-of-command job position accountable for the organization’s resources decisions to generate revenue and achieve organizational objectives. Also refer to line and staff management.
A conference carrier provides this scheduled service.
Property for lease or sale assigned to an authorized real estate broker. Also known as listing.
A insurance rider attached to a life insurance contract for an insured person who is terminally ill, providing long-term care benefits.
Delinquent borrower’s payoff routine worked out with a lender. Rescheduling the loan, having a longer payback period, having smaller installment amount are typical conditions. Staves off further delinquency and likely foreclosure.
Amount of control an entity believes it exerts over current and anticipated circumstances, as well as expected responses as behavior toward these circumstances.
Agreement to provide aid and extend trade and tariff preferences to 62 African, Caribbean, and Pacific (CAP) states by the European community, now the European Union. In 1975 the capital of Togo,
With the intention of holding purchase securities in anticipation of a price increase, an investor purchases or contracts to purchase commodities, financial instruments, and shares. An investor with a long position is
A contract to provide annual seniority-based employee compensation. Given as compensation for their service to top pay-scale employees.
Current year’s net loss offsets previous year’s taxable income as an accounting adjustment, giving a tax refund as already paid. US tax law allowance. Also refer to loss carryforward.
Loan payments a consumer cannot make and no longer recoverable are a loss amount. T
The ability an insurance company has to cover its loss with premiums.
Loans given to borrowers unable or unwilling to give a lender certain information or documentation. A variety of loan types are considered to be low documentation. Not everyone is eligible for this
Measuring a light source’s Intensity in a unit area. Also refer to illuminance.
In 1938 US academic Frederick Macaulay defined this tool. A fixed-income financial instrument’s approximate measure of its price volatility and interest rate-sensitivity. An interest bearing bond is an instrument example. Calculated as
National or state-level economic factors. These influence the whole aggregated economy. Changes in employment levels, gross national product (GNP), and prices, be it deflation or inflation, are typical influences.
Listed physical mailing addresses. Names, phone numbers, household income levels, and geographical location are typical data elements on the list. Used to send advertisements and relevant information to listed individuals. A company
Trading in options and futures is based on an index such as this. 20 blue-chip stocks comprise such a US stockmarket index. 17 of these blue-chip are also in the Dow Jones
An insufficient, poor, sub-nutritional diet or an excessive, rich but unbalanced diet tied to a lack of calories and/or essential minerals, proteins, vitamins, manifests as a diseased state of kwashiorkor, marasmus, oedema,
Resources consumed per unit of output as measured relates actual performance and results achieved to desired, targeted objectives. Also refer to management ratios.