WHITE COLLAR CRIME
Fraud and crime committed by managerial and administrative personnel, professionals and public servants.
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Fraud and crime committed by managerial and administrative personnel, professionals and public servants.
Passenger planes with 2 aisles.
Weighted index of US market capitalization.
Buying shares where the purchaser has the right o buy more shares in the next share issue.
Employee group working to complete jobs.
Temporary file of data, drafts, notes etc. Used in analyzing and preparing plans, documents and projects.
Measure of the value received, derived satisfaction of a tangible or intangible product.
Guidelines to adjust for losses by a marine carrier.
Resolution of members carrying signature of all members so it is effective.
State law or laws that prevent deceptive and unfair practices by an insurance company.
Regulation allowing the adult right to contribute funds to a minor’s account that doesn’t need setting up a trust fund. Adult will manage the account until the holder reaches 18 years of
Not including any scheduled stop longer than 12 hours.
Standard system or unit that a quantity is counted and expressed in.
Amount of units available to be sold compared to time taken to produce the items.
Ordinary shares or securities not traded on an official exchange.
Expense occurring in one period of accounting but recorded in another.
Risk of a securities investment not common to all securities but to a certain security. Also known as non-systemic risk.
Term referring to part of the oil industry doing the exploration and recovery. See downstream.
Bill of exchange drawn on a governed term of usage in trade or between involved countries.
1. Business. Firm owning and operating facilities for production and distribution of water, electricity, gas telecommunications to the public. 2. Computing. Program whose function is to maintain efficiency of the system. Also
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