SLUSH FUND
A reserve of money held secretly by a company that has no accountability for its use.
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A reserve of money held secretly by a company that has no accountability for its use.
A piece of information or a document that bears evidence that is indisputable to back up a claim.
A theory that is used to explain success of social groups over other social groups. Only the strongest will survive, Cahrles Darwin and Origin of Species.
The people, family and frinds that form a system that is interconnected where alliances will be formed, information swapped and strings pulled.
The process where people acquire knowledge, social skills, and language to be able to conform to the workings of a society.
A philosophy used to sell goods and services by first finding the cistomers needs and wants. Differs from a hard sell using psychological pressure for a fast sale.
The removal of the soil that is faster than the processes involved in creating soil can produce it. It results in land becoming infertile and open to attack by flooding.
The shock waves heard and felt when an aircarft of any sort travels at the speed of sound.
A different term for Statement of Sources and Ap[plication of Funds.
A tax that is levied on properties in an area to provide for infrastructure such as street lighting and footpaths.
A form that has been nearly replaced by Building and Personal Property Coverage Form and covers commercial risks for all perils.
In 1963, Allied Crude Vegetable Oil committed $175 million loan fraud when it used water filled cargo as part of its inventory to fool inspectors.
The individual who sells services and goods to another person. Their success is based on volume and sales.
an anti miocrobial agent that kills or renders inactive 99.9% of all known bacteria, viruses and fungi that are present on a surface. Based on toxic chemicals. See disnfectant and sterilant.
A situation in financial management where the internal rate of return (IRR) method may lead to an investor choosing a higher IRR that may give him a lower return than a project
A broad outline of how an objective can be acheived. It is not a formal plan and will not show every detail.
Issues that are included in a collective bargaining situation. Classified as mandatory, permissive or prohibited.
A program for computers that uses keywords and phrases to search for documents and web pages using the keywords and phrases.
A statement of financial position nmust be made with the SEC by a company that is ytrading on the public markets.
A policy in insurance that cobers things not covered by a primary policy.