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Measure of the value received, derived satisfaction of a tangible or intangible product.
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Measure of the value received, derived satisfaction of a tangible or intangible product.
Coverage not started yet but has been applied for.
Account used by the company to record compensation for their employees before they are distributed.
The creator and the animator of the first animated films.
Document showing titles to goods.
The correct disposal of unwanted material according to environmental laws and guidelines.
Insurance covering loss to property of a neighbor by water from insured’s property.
Committee raising all of the funds of a government.
Computer system whose main purpose is to connect to the internet and then download requested pages for the user.
Averages of mortgage balance, gross rates of interest of the pool as of the issue date.
Material lowering a fluids surface tension so it can clean or get into another substance.
Rounding a premium to the nearest whole dollar.
Website of collaboration allowing users to edit, and upload web page content.
Philosophy of negotiation where all parties stand to realize their share of all profits.
Buying shares where the purchaser has the right o buy more shares in the next share issue.
A skilled PR actioner’s words with specific meaning independent of context.
1. Continuation of working towards the conclusion. 2. Alternate term for work in process.
1. General. Location an employee performs his job. 2. Computing. Computer of more power, RAM and storage capacity than the usual PC.
Law imposing liability to the company for any injuries to workers to pay income, medical expenses, rehabilitation or for death.
Firm’s ability to finance sales and not incur any more debt.
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