TRAILING RETURN
Comparing investments against each other for a set period of time to see profits earned.
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Comparing investments against each other for a set period of time to see profits earned.
Clause in shareholder agreement restricting freedom of the shareholder to sell shares.
Account serving as a holding account till all funds are moved to the appropriate accounts.
External force that inflicts an injury to an in sired person.
Way of analysing information using a base line and then each period after that is stated as a percept of the base line.
Policy comprising term and whole of life insurance.
Lease arrangement for many years where landlord retains ownership but the tenant keeps possession of the property for the lease term.
Test that is used to evaluate a machine’s level of intelligence. Named after Alan Turing.
Marketing strategy where messages that are not personal are first sent to the opinion leader then passed to the consumer.
Each different type size a type face comes in.
Term describing the elite or upper class.
Indirect cost that can’t be spread to a few customers but must be spread over all customers according to a measure of volume.
Accepting assumed explanations or causes as facts to escape discomfort are associated with uncertainty or ambiguity.
Damage to property underground such as sewers and pipes by excavation, drilling, backfilling or changing to the ground.
Exposure to loss from inappropriate selection and approval of insurance risks.
Tax payer incurred debt to the government. Short term liability.
Magazine or newspaper ad that is removed and sent to the advertiser as proof of being in the paper or magazine.
Expenses associated with the development, acquisition, implementation, deployment, maintenance of assets of technology that includes depreciation and amortization.
Terminal emulation protocol enabling internet users to log onto a remote network or computer and use it like it is under the user’s control.
Rules and terms specific to a tender, submission, evaluation and awarding of the contract.
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