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Technique to reduce or forego desirable outcomes to maximize return and effectiveness.
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Technique to reduce or forego desirable outcomes to maximize return and effectiveness.
Area located on the trading floor of an options and futures exchange. Contracts are sold and bought in a live cry out auction.
Ratio of a company’s price to earnings for the trailing 12 months, TTM.
1. Total cost entailed with moving an item from one place to another place. 2. Alternate term for transfer price.
Moving to an open economy from a controlled economy.
Thermal energy made by burning rubbish drives power plant turbines.
Average change pattern of time series data inane upward, level or downward direction.
Employer plan offering employees choice of provider types with varying coverage and cost.
Total cost annually of getting debt finance that is expressed as a percept of the total account of debt.
Technique in digital communications where data or signals are received in one format and are then converted to another format by embedding a protocol. Also known as encapsulation.
Method of inventory control where a first bin is filled and an order is made to replenish it.
Set of characters comprising a given typeface of a set point size; capitals, lower case, numbers, small caps and other symbols. See outline font, bitmap font, true type font.
An area, city, municipality, county, country with its own distinct regulations for taxation.
Process of collaboration of people to attain a goal.
Information application to design, production and utilization of services and goods and organizing human activities.
Bank written cheese on funds at another institution and signed by the teller. See cashier’s cheese.
Area that a tenant occupies.
Behaviour desired at the end of a training and learning process.
Terms of delivery and payment agreed between the buyer and the seller.
Means of quality control where capability of manufactured items to meet its requirement is determined.
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