VERTICAL ANALYSIS
Technique used to find relationship of items in a financial statement by expressing all amounts as a percent of the total. See horizontal analysis.
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Technique used to find relationship of items in a financial statement by expressing all amounts as a percent of the total. See horizontal analysis.
Process where the authority privilege or right to interest or asset unconditionally passes to a body.
Source of visual multimedia with moving pictures.
Trade of tangible goods.
Training with the skills and knowledge for a certain job.
Leave of absence begun by an employee.
Derogatory term for an investor whose hidden agenda is to cease control of the firm invested in. See angel investor.
The creator and the animator of the first animated films.
Treating waste to remove pollutants and eliminate potential harm to people and the environment.
Process of attrition causing an increased rate of failure with its age, use and consumption.
Comprehensive program designed to improve and maintain and health.
List of approved bodies allowed to use or have access to a specific entity.
Wireless fidelity. Name for wireless LANs.
Philosophy of negotiation where all parties stand to realize their share of all profits.
Holding back that should be used to pay taxes.
Any device that can assist a worker to learn a task and to perform it better and more efficiently.
Amount of work assigned to a resource over a period of time.
Investment brokerage account offering one fee for all services for investments larger than a set amount, usually $25,000.
Zero coupon bond that can be converted to common stock at a set price or if government issued into a bond bearing interest.
Formal document for procuring goods and services that meet criteria of an obligation incurred but has not yet been filled.
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