WITH PARTICULAR AVERAGE
Marine insurance. Where insured cargo is covered for partial damage from sea water or loss from breakages, theft etc.
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Marine insurance. Where insured cargo is covered for partial damage from sea water or loss from breakages, theft etc.
Completed portions of work or work packages.
1. Actively engaged in inactivity in exchange for money. 2. Temporary status noting something is in transition. 3. State of being.
The collected group of internet resources, audio, video, hyperlinked text that is accessed by remote browsers that are based on standards like HTTP, TCP/IP.
Corporation with plans to takeover a company in hostile manner.
Legislative process dividing land into zones for different uses such as industrial, open space, residential. See zonation.
Policy premiums paid on insurance written over a period of time.
Trade union industrial action that is started by an employer violating a provision of the labor relations statutes.
Standard form used by insurers that are worded in a set way.
Motorist with an inadequate amount of insurance or no insurance.
unit where an items value is compared and accounted. Money’s primary function.
Load of many articles bound together for transport and handling as one unit.
Incurred obligation that has not been paid for as yet.
Paper profit or loss not becoming actual until the asset is sold, disposed of or redeemed. Also known as unrealized gain/loss.
An interview without any set format or formula for questions asked. Also known as a non-directive interview.
Potential of gain from ideal, transaction or situation. Opposite of downside.
Increase of population in cities versus the rural areas.
Ethical philosophy where happiness of most people is thought to be the greater good.
use by an adjuster to determine loss occurrence and putting a monetary value to a claim.
Method of pricing based on a goods perceived worth.
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