RESTOCKING FEE
The amount that is charged by the seller for the acceptance of ay merchandise that is returned for a refund.
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The amount that is charged by the seller for the acceptance of ay merchandise that is returned for a refund.
1. The removal of any asset after its sale. 2. Forced or voluntary withdrawal from the job market. 3. Withdrawing a document from circulation. 4. The discharge or satisfaction of an obligation.
A ratio that measures the investment profitability in relation to the assets that are being managed.
A leading company in news and information reporting arpound the world.
A method used by companies to return defective goods back to the producer or manufacturer.
A trust that allows the grantor to revoke and reclaim any property placed in it.
The process where a corporation reorganises or restructures the business by means of cutting costs, rducing the work force or altering upper level management.
The grouping of risks by their likely impact or estimated costs, occurence and any measures required to counter them.
The amount of risk a person from a firm or bank is allowed to expose his employer to.
Liablity insurance held by the policy holders.All policy holders will be in the same business and exposed to the same level of risks.
A key encryption used in PGP or pretty good privacy situations and secure electronic commerce, SEC and is part of ISO and ANSI standards of encryption.
1. General. The dismantling of current policies and methods to make way for a new or altered approach.2. GATT.The r emoving of all restrictions to trade that are no longer consistent with
The main directory where all other directories originate.
A software or hardware device capable of directing traffic of data between networks. See also hub, gateway, bridge.
Where a number of the banks customers all withdraw their money fearing that the institution may become insolvent shortly.
A curve showing growth of a variable in terms of a different variable that is expressed as time units.
A lease that is taken out by the previous owner on a property he has just sold. Usually a longterm lease.
The cost of recovering an asset through a salvage operation.
A market with little or no chance of further sales as all prospective customers have the product or a substitute that will do the same job.
A pice of hardware that can be stand alone or attached to a computer to copy documents. It converts the text or image to a digital file.