Category: W

Removal of BV of an obsolete or destroyed asset, uncollectable sum by reducing it to zero.

“What you see is what you get”. Display showing what a document will look when it has been printed.

Government’s attempt to slow a push for wages by keeping wages stable with a law.

Covering a room’s floor or stretching across the room.

Lien giving a warehouse keeper rights to retain goods until rent or charges are paid. Also known as warehouseman’s lien.

One of the USA’s largest savings and loan businesses based in Seattle in Washington. Washington Bank is no longer a part after FDIC seized and sold assets to JP Morgan Chase in

List of all securities a broker may consider to be the target of irregular trading activities.

Insurance coverage damage from tides or waves.

Describes all of the tasks needed to create an HTML driven web page to be displayed on the WWW.

Mean where each item averaged is multiplied by a number based on its importance relative to others. Also known as weighted mean.

Low lying area with permanent or intermittent water. Important for water birds and animals.

1. Prelude to the final document on policy. 2. Marketing tool on information of underlying technology and how a customer can benefit.

Market showing wide spread or substantial profit margins.

Greatest sum a person is prepared to pay for a service or product.

Legal term. Seller has the responsibility to reimburse the buyer an agreed upon part of the overall loss from the non-performing asset.

Method of alphabetizing entries by the sequence of words and not letter. So linear function, then linear market and not linearity.

Movements repeated with little change to complete a job each time it is performed.

Technique to test a prospective employee and assess his ability to learn new tasks to fulfill job commitments.

Time it takes a worker to finish a job in comparison time allowed for the job.

Current asset that flows in and out continually during business cycles. Also known as circulating or floating asset.