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STANDARD STOCK ITEM

An article that is approved for procurement, issue or storage and is normally kept at hand.

STARTUP COSTS

A cost that does not recur in the start up of a business. Also known as start up expenses.

STATUTORY TRUST

Trust that is created by an operation of law where real property is held by trustees for the immediate or essential sale using their discretion.

STOCHASTIC

The model or situation that contains a random, unpredictable element that has no order or pattern.

STOP GO POLICY

Short term policy that keeps a balance between 2 objectives that appear to be in contradiction with each other.

STORYBOARD

Blueprint depicting sequence of scenes of a commercial for TV with sketches text and pictures.

STRATEGIC

Decisions designed to create favorable impact on key factors to create a desired outcome. See tactical.

STREET PRICE

A retail price lower than that advertised and which can vary daily.

STRUCTURAL FUND

European funds invested for purposes of economic development in Europe’s poorer nations.

SUBASSEMBLY

Collecting parts together to be a unit that is used to make a larger item or a final item.

SUBOPTIMIZATION

Situation where less than the best yield is produced due to a lack of co-ordination between different elements.

SUBSISTENCE AGRICULTURE

Farming system providing a life style that is self sufficient for the family of the farmer. Their is little excess if any for marketing.

SUBTRACTIVE COLORS

Colors used in the four color printing process, C, cyan, M, magenta, Y, yellow and black that overlap to produce other colors.

SUNSHINE LAW

The statute requiring the agency to open all of its proceedings and records to the public.

SUPERSERVER

A larger and more powerful server computer that is tolerant to faults.

SURFACE VALUE

The objective worth or meaning of a compensation, reward or action to the recipient.

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