GAP
Unfilled difference. In project planning and scheduling, resources needed unmet by resources available cause a gap.
Your Free Online Legal Dictionary • Featuring Black’s Law Dictionary, 2nd Ed.
Unfilled difference. In project planning and scheduling, resources needed unmet by resources available cause a gap.
Mixture of nine parts of unleaded gasoline by volume with one part of ethanol, ethyl alcohol. Ethanol source is fermented agricultural produce, typically corn. ‘Gasohol’ is a registered trademark of the Nebraska
Defined difference between men and women based on culturally and socially constructed mores, politics, and affairs. Time and location give rise to a variety of local definitions. Contrasts to what is defined
Transport cargo rate charged by a carrier. Although discounted special class fee or a commodity fee from the carrier may be available, this cargo does not qualify.
Provides financial statements data for the entire organization. Summarizes all financial transactions recorded and sorted in subsidiary ledgers covering an accounting period. Central repository of an organization’s accounting information. Known also as
Born during the 1980s and early 1990s, this group of people’s name is based on the generation that preceded them, Generation X.
The evolution of an area due to an influx of wealthier residents and an influx of their wealth into an area. Lower-income residents begin to sell, profiting from wealthier inhabitants moving into
Name given to a now dead Website that was once active.
A PRIMARY DEALER in GILTS that commits to quoting twoway prices and bidding competitively at primary auctions. While GEMMs were once required to be separately capitalized legal entities, they may now form
Typically, one who oversees a global public offering. Often called a manager of the offering. One who is also responsible for coordinating the activities of all lead managers and underwriters. These underwriters
A global measurement of the quantity of entities recovering at least 60 percent of financial losses due to corporate fraud. Purchasing economic crime insurance and early detection of fraudulent activities are methods
1. Company shares now available for open market trading. Moving from private to public. 2. Privately-held or unknown information made available to all.
When a trader believes the price of a share, bond, or commodity will lower in the near future, that trader can sell a share, bond, or commodity before actually buying it. On
Developed by Goldman Sachs. A system used by investment managers and advisors to research, order buys and sells, and calculate outcomes. A computerized investment portfolio management system.
Exercise executive power, fairly and systematically.
Level-structured organizational salaries. Individual performance, seniority, experience and job grade all factor into salary increases.
Job or work costing estimated by those who will do the work is used to develop the budget.
Although the original stock issue had a limited share amount available, a stockbroker offers more stocks to clients.
Un-depreciated, total invested value of business assets. This more accurately presents actual financial commitment to an asset with potential return by the firm.
Total revenue minus total cost of goods or services sold. This includes all production, marketing, and distribution costs.
This site contains general legal information but does not constitute professional legal advice for your particular situation. The Law Dictionary is not a law firm, and this page does not create an attorney-client or legal adviser relationship. If you have specific questions, please consult a qualified attorney licensed in your jurisdiction.