VALUE ADDED WORK
Actions that increase output generation is more valuable than the inputs used to create it.
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Actions that increase output generation is more valuable than the inputs used to create it.
Available balance to the bill of exchange drawer.
Investment company earning money from changing value of assets.
Compensation that needs to be earned every month to be paid, commission and not monthly wages.
Mapping diagram of overlapping circles showing the relationship between items.
Social movement of a person down or up in status.
Settlement where an insurer pays a part of death benefits covering a person with a terminal illness.
1. General. Having the properties of a thing but being the thing. 2. Computing. An operation or feature appearing to exist but it does not.
Microsoft designed programming language interface allowing programmers to modify Basic Code.
Electronic device that answers calls with a recorded choice menu.
Delegable right of a common share holder to vote in decision making processes and to select board members.
Positive or negative psychological value assigned by one person to another, event, job, outcome etc., based on its attractiveness to him.
Activities in quality control transforming input to output valuable to customers.
Strategy of investment where shares that appear cheap, trading at less than true value, are bought. See growth investing.
Records a shipment’s value for liable amounts from damage and losses.
Difference in number of production hours per unit and number of budgeted hours per unit.
Adam Smith theory proposing that greater economic resources are used in international trade than through national trade.
Web site serving as the point of entry to a niche market, area of interest or subject of interest. Also known as a mortal. See horizontal portal.
Company helps insurer reach a vertical settlement.
Community dispersed geographically but connected via the web community and internet. Also known as online or web community.
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