TOTAL DEBT TO INVENTORY
Ratio indicating if a firm has too much debt that is tied up with its inventory.
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Ratio indicating if a firm has too much debt that is tied up with its inventory.
Holistic approach to success that sees continuing improvement in all parts of an organization that is considered to be a process and not a short term goal.
Optional insurance covering towing of a vehicle a pre-determined distance.
Inquiry that is started to trace a piece of information back to the document it originated from, or to find a shipments that is lost or delayed.
Organization or person allowing others to purchase goods with credit and to get paid later.
Laws relating to the exchange of services and goods in international trade.
Violation of trademark terms by another body that encroaches on privileges and rights of the owning body.
Use of funds borrowed to generate a return greater than the interest on the borrowed funds.
The carrying on of an illegal commercial activity such as selling drugs or substances that are banned.
Recorded or printed information used to train.
Execution date for a trade. Compare to settlement date.
Person, bank or trust company entrusted to issue, redeem and register securities.
Cost accounting. Incurred costs of one department moved to a different department.
A change in a completion process that will increase efficiency.
Policy written in connection with ticket to travel on a carrier that covers the insured from injury while on that trip.
Report from US Treasury tracking federal spending and revenue.
Way of analysing information using a base line and then each period after that is stated as a percept of the base line.
Policy of insurance covering property during a trip.
Actual capacity of a machine, factory, process or production line to generate output under given constraints of material availability and a sustainable speed.
1. Alternate term for trust agreement. 2. Alternate term for deed of trust.
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