SINGLE ALLOCATION BASE APPROACH
an allocation of the overhead costs to different departments using one allocation base.
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an allocation of the overhead costs to different departments using one allocation base.
A policy that is fully paid up at the time it is purchased. No other payments are paid.
A detailed plan or blueprint that is used to develop a particular plot of land.
A facility providing nursing care and remedial therapy to all patients that are covered by Medicare.
An intentional cast of aspersion on a person’s goods and merchandise.
The court where claims less than $1000 are being judged. It is a relatively cheap forum for minor disagreements and controversies.
A mixture of exotic ingredients that promise to cure all ills that usually has no medicinal properties at all.
An element in society that is capable of causing a change in cultural ideas and influence people.
Community provided welfare services at local and state level geared towards reducing poverty in the community. It can provide housing, jobs and money for utility bills and food coupons.
A software program that acts as a “virtual Port” by providing a link between 2 different computer prgrams on the same computer. See port.
The information, in the form of computer programs that make a computer carry out certain functions.
Used to relay energy from one device to another that is an electro mechanical piece.It is a coil that can produce an electr-magnetic field.
A block of audio that is 10 to 30 seconds long that is the basic element of TV or radio broadcast.
An assessment of the likelihood that a country will default its loans made by the International ratings agency.
A term used in quality control for a cause in variation which is not part of a process but will arise from an intermittent, instabel and unoredictable factor.
A resolution that requires an important decision to alter terms of articles of association or memorandam of association. It requires no less than 21 days notice, no less than 3/4 of the
A curve showing growth of a variable in terms of a different variable that is expressed as time units.
A lease that is taken out by the previous owner on a property he has just sold. Usually a longterm lease.
The cost of recovering an asset through a salvage operation.
A market with little or no chance of further sales as all prospective customers have the product or a substitute that will do the same job.