WINDOW OF OPPORTUNITY
Short period of time that an opportunity can be grabbed or lost.
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Short period of time that an opportunity can be grabbed or lost.
Obstruction of justice by suppression of evidence knowing it is being looked for.
Having performed a task or tasks. See working.
Strategy where a borrower negotiates with the lender to restructure a debt.
Detained person’s attorney uses this writ to force police to bring the person to court and challenge legality of detention.
Level of prevention of defects where output is within limits.
Term for the action of accepting an insurance application and insuring a risk.
Total number of men and women able to work who are currently looking for work.
1. Finance. Debt or project not funded by private or public funds. 2. retirement plan. Current benefits are paid out from current funds paid into the plan.
Standard loan application required by Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac for single family loans for homes. Also called Form 1003.
Loss exposure that is associated with a certain investment or strategy of investment that can be reduced by diversity in a portfolio.
Method where goods are sold in a fixed unit including all profit margins and costs.
Powerful and very stable 32 bit operating system used by computers. Is the platform the internet was built on, written in C language and coming with TCP/IP protocols.
Remaining balance of a loan, cash advance or credit that has not been paid.
L/C that has no restrictions about the bank chosen for negotiation.
High court decision to endorse and approve a defendant’s appeal.
Transfer of income to a tax haven by internal billing processes. See transfer price.
User’s network. Largest electronic bulletin board in the world.
Gross loss of income from an untenanted property available for lease.
Finance. Current value of set of expected cash flows is equal total of all individual values.