RUNNING COST
The cost it takes to operate an organisation on a regular basis.
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The cost it takes to operate an organisation on a regular basis.
The intentional and deliberate destruction of property or the obstruction of an activity.
Any form of literature such as brochures, booklets, charts, catalogues, manuals, MSD sheets, press clippings, price lists, techniacl data sheets, test results and satisfied customer responses.
The residual value of a product when it has reached the end of its productive life but still has a value if salvaged for recycling or reselling its parts.
A corporate law that allows shareholders a say in how much the executives should be paid.
A picture that is painted verbally to depict an outcome or sequence of events that are based on assumptions and factors chosen by its creator.
A method that is used in interpreting and gathering market information that involves analytical testing and statistics.
Evaluation of a numnber of subjects to determine which have the right characteristics or attributes you are looking for.
Changes in business activities that occurs with the change in seasons.
A life insurance policy that covers two people that only pays out after both people have died.
A material that is recycled to be used again. It has been used at least once before.
A computer system that has protection that is provided through software and hardware that prevents against corruption of data, interception of data and any loss of data or unauthorised access.
A customer’s account that is held seperate from a brokerage firms funds.
An injury or harm that is inflicted on one’s self.
A scheme that is sponsored by the government where members of the community are encouraged to improve themselves through the means of creating self employment, food growing or providing themselves with shelter.
A record of primary value that is referred to occasionally. A record with less than one reference for each linear foot in each month.
An alphabetical order of transactions of incomes and liabilities recorded down in a ledger.
When a mortgage is in danger of going into default as payments are greater than 90 days late.
A contract between the person or company providing a service and its customer. It will list nature, scope and quality of a service that is to be provided.
A device of low power that controls a device that is more powerful when it senses changes in variables.