WITHOUT RESERVE
Situation where an agent can make decisions without seeking the principal’s approval.
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Situation where an agent can make decisions without seeking the principal’s approval.
Policy covering worker’s costs of compensation.
Informal sheet where the accountant can record information to adjust balances and substantiate opinion with regard to transactions and balances.
“What you see is what you get”. Display showing what a document will look when it has been printed.
Stage of ‘just in time inventory control’ where any waste is removed and only on hand and required inventory is available.
Processing a company’s financial statement without a formal audit revue.
Defective but valid contract unable to be enforced by court.
Standard way to present all of the characters of all of the world’s languages.
Standards of bill of exchange practices of collection put forward by International Chamber of Commerce, ICC for financial institutions.
Single web site visitor no matter how many times they actually visit the site.
Entire value of a business entity.
Future events and outcomes that cannot be predicted when and where they will occur.
Provision allowing for unpaid premiums to be taken from amount of claim.
Payments to supplement regular premiums of a policy of universal life.
Data transfer from a client or local computer to a server or remote computer.
Continuing upward movement.
Outcome of a user interacting with the product and factors making up the perception of the product and its operation.
Method of preserving food where all air is removed.
Actions that increase output generation is more valuable than the inputs used to create it.
Available balance to the bill of exchange drawer.
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